One more thought, based on a conversation with Ken last year. I think Ken is very interested in and realistic about what is required for Fox's survival and growth. I think his moves at MS and his vision of the future of the product are predicated on that. Two things that will "sell" Fox to MS are compatibility with the .NET idea (without being part of the CLR) and selling more SQL Server licenses.
>Is it possible that Ken is not interested in promoting FoxPro whatsoever.
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