I also give credit to Ken for being very polite in his responses to those few who have been attacking him. Obviously, I would not have been so polite <g>.

>Very well stated, Chris.
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>To wit: MS is a business, not an advocacy group. VFPs success is measured in VFP and/or MSDN license sales. All of us here on the team are cheerleaders for Fox, of course. We love VFP. When I see people beating up on Ken it really pisses me off, because Ken has accomplished a lot both visible and behind the scenes to promote Fox.
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>The burdon of the long-term health of Fox is on you, the customer, and not on Ken Levy. Buy and promote the product. Certainly, there are situations where VFP is not optimal. In those situations, look long and hard at .Net.