John,

>At the very least, it shows that VFP developers have a demand for .NET training that leverages their VFP skills. My question is whether the "leveraging VFP" has utility. No question that having OO knowledge in ones head is important and helpful. However, I wonder whether showing .NET on its own terms as opposed to be couched from a VFP perspective is a good thing. I have not sat through the class, so I don't have hard evidence.
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No doubt in that demand, or maybe I should say extreme interest."Leverage VFP has utility" is true if your currently in a VFP environment.

We actually spent very little time discussion anything VFPish. Only when references back to similiar things in VFP were useful for the learning process.

>From a business standpoint, I don't know if I would have limited my potential audience to VFP developers. OTOH, if that is the group of people I am used to dealing with, it is a good place to start.
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True. Thoughts for him to consider I guess.

Regards,
Anthony Letts