Dbl Hummmmmmm! If you and Yag are sharing tips and tricks, next versions will be fantastic. :)


>I cannot be more clear about this when I say that Microsoft is working on the next version of VFP (codename Toledo) which will be backward compatible with VFP7 applications and will primarily based on customer enhancement requests. VS .NET is an evolving product and that product team especially the VB .NET team are looking to see what great VFP product features make sense to add to new versions of those products. And, both VFP and VS .NET (especially ASP.NET) work very well together today. That is all that I am saying, implying, and hinting to. Anyone who is reading more into what I am saying is reading more into what I am posting than is there. Hope this clarifies things for people here.