>So doesn't this also make the argument for a VFP.NET?


Hi Jim..

I don't see how it does. If you are left with VB .Net and VB .Net already exists, why would it make sense to develop a redundant language? Also, it would appear that many VFP developers will give serious consideration to C#.

VFP should stay right where it is. It is an investment that should continue to be leveraged and used in conjunction with VS .Net.