Thanks for the reply. I've held off using VB anything so far and I'll probably old off forever if I keep getting VFP work. With luck, I'll never have to compare these languages with first hand experiance.

Gary

>>Hi all,
>>A client has requested a comparison of the OO capabilities of VFP 8 and VB.NET, knowing that VB 6 wasn't in the same league as VFP. Is there a quick reference somewhere I could go to?
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>>Or, is it possible to roughly compare the platforms such as "They have about the same OO capabilities now" or "VB still doesn't do...", etc?
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>Gary,
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>I'm just beginning to learn .NET so I might be something less than the best source of information. One great source is Kevin McNeish's .NET for Visual FoxPro Developers from Hentzenwerke Publishing.
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>My own observations are as follows.
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>The things I like about .NET are the tabbed documents for things like the Solution and Project Mangers.
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>By biggest dislike, as far as VB.NET is concerned, is the way you access say a form's event's. My particular problem is that the code is stuck in the form's code base, this applies even to something like a command button. IMV, this blurs the hierachial (sp?) line between what's what. VFP's method is more intuitive.