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>>>I think on this forum, your preaching to the converted, so to speak.
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>Kevin;
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>I guess the logic here is to go to another forum and ask the same question. I would suggest the VB forum. Surely, they will help you with splendid advice as to why VFP should be used as a development tool! :)
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>Tom

At the rate I've seen so far, I probably will get more support!! :)

Kev

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>>Managers in our department hate to be proved wrong, if they think something they say is correct, it's pretty difficult to budge them - they will have to prove themselves right because they are the "managers", if I were to disagree with a decision, rather than listen to me, they would go off and prove me wrong.
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>>None of these managers have developer backgrounds, so they know nothing about software and languages etc and they certainly won't listen to the likes of me, why would they? After all they are the ones who have to make the decisions and stick by them.
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>>That is what I'm up against, we had 2 consultants from MS come down the other week and pretty much told one of the higher up people that FoxPro's future was not "planned" like other applications by MS......
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>>Kev