>>>In another message Ken mentioned that this was for "post version 2" of any product. My guess is that this means that .NET will get more marketing dollars than VFP would as MSFT would consider it a new venture. Since VFP is/will be at V8 it obviously is outside of that range.
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>>>Sounds like two phases of marketing: The first to launch and the second to maintain and self-grow.
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>>Brilliant! And what version of VFP *was* in "range" do you guess? Did I miss it's big launch perhaps?
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>Steve;
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>July 1995 VFP 3.0! You forgot? :)
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>Tom

Oh yeah. You're right Tom. What a party that was! I guess that's where all the marketing money and penache went. It was all blown on 3.0 back in '95. Heady times they were. Headhunters a-callin' all the time: "Hey we need a bunch of VFP 3.0 people pronto. You in?" Gorgeous women boldy introducing themselves to me while I was at the grocery: "Is that a Visual FoxPro t-shirt? Here's my number. Call me if you like some help with the cooking" (hint, hint) [ sob, sniff ] Where'd it all go, man?