Not too bad. Some of the problems I have had, actually had simple answers. I just overlooked the easy syntax. But being a VFP programmer, I noticed I took many features for granted. Example, macro expansion. I could have used that 2 or 3 times already in my project. The sorting of a list box with the MoverBars property. Although it wasn't too bad to implement the up and down arrow buttons, the MoverBars property was much better. It took me a little bit to get the hang of ADO.NET, but it is not bad to learn because it is very structured. There is still a lot I need to learn. Like using the CommandBuilder. It is a very cool feature. The other problems I am having is not being able to use cursors and create other cursors off of a memory cursor. You always have to go back to the database. At least I think you do, I would like to know that I am wrong, because I could really use an easy way to create another DataTable off an existing DataTable without building the DataTable from scratch. Also, Visually creating CLASSES in VFP RULESSS!!! I don't know if there is a better feature than that. VB.NET needs that feature bad. I rambling, sorry. All in all though it is not too bad and with some more experience I might end up liking it :)