>>>Maybe some of the new features/enhancements will give fuel for reasons to stay with VFP?
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>>Not likely, new management, doesn't know VFP strengths, and is aware that VFP won't be around as long as .Net.
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>>He won't listen, about anything for that matter, so I'm not going to waste my time.
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>Hummm... sounds strangely familar to one of the projects I am on too. Sucks, doesn't it? I'll probably try again when 8 is released though...

Well, because we are the only team in the Council that operate on FoxPro, there probably won't be an opportunity to switch again.

It is looking like VB.Net+SQL-Server, that doesn't bother me, what bothers me more is when people only see the negatives in FoxPro rather than the 100's of positives.

eg It's got a local data-engine, so it's not very secure!!

Kev