IMHO, web apps are the way to go, but, that doesn't rule out VFP. Just like web services: why should anyone use VFP web services when there will be a whole new product, .NET, primarily devoted to that. Maybe Ken can chime in on this, but, we as developers need to bring out what's best in VFP to desktop, web, and web services. Somehow I sense that people are assuming that .NEt is just for web apps and I don't think that's the case at all...
>>I don't expect any VFP developers to attend so having talks/info about VFP there would not be useful.
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>Hi Ken,
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>PMFJI, but I think your efforts are best directed if they are aimed at NON-vfp developers. We, vfp developers don't really need to be sold on the product.
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>I don't envy you one bit... while MS as a whole is trying to convince the world that Web apps is the way to go, you have to somehow get it accross that desktop apps are very much alive without contradicting your company's message.
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>Regards,
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>Alex