>About two weeks ago I posted a quote from MCP Magazine that indicated that the Microsoft VFP exams were not going to be carried forward into the new sets of exams for .NET The content of that quote has now been posted online at:
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>http://mcpmag.com/news/article.asp?EditorialsID=412
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>The text which I quoted is:
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>"McSweeney also laid out Microsoft's plans for a new iteration of its MCSD credential, which offers candidates the chance to mix and match exams between older versions of tests and newer ones. Whereas the last generation of MCSD core tests distinguished between desktop and distributed applications, the new generation will offer tests that focus specifically on Windows and Web application development.
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>Also, in its new set of tests, Microsoft will do away with versions for Visual FoxPro developers. The Web Applications exams will only come in Visual Basic.NET and C# flavors."

This is indeed interesting. Although it's not clear what is meant by "do away"; does that mean that there will be no more VFP exams or that there will be no new VFP exams for .Net?

The second option wouldn't be such of a surprise due to the fact that there were no new exams when VFP5 came out. The first option would be something to whine to the VFP team about.

Maybe someone from the fox team will chip in and clear this one out.