>The best door is the one that has the support and blessing of the client.

The context of the discussion has to do with marketing the VFP product itself, not marking solutions based on VFP..< s >..

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No more, no less. You may spend your time programming Mr. Clippy or Bob, but I don't...
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A non sequiter...


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That's a complete nonsense comparison. MSFT pours money into XBox because it's a rear guard action against Sony. MSFT is afraid that Sony will turn the PlayStation into a business machine and cut the legs out from under MSFT. It's an OS play, not a product play. Apples and oranges.
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Fine, stick with my other comparision between .NET and Fox then...

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...and unfortunately, it's not catching on. Third party developers aren't writing games on XBox in any great numbers. That's part of the reason MSFT deeply discounted the price of the XBox. Like Office XP, it's not selling.
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This much is true. I thought the Xbox was over-priced from the start. Personally, I think it is an over-engineered device. We shall see what happens.