Robert Green received a mention in the latest SD Times (January 1, 2003). He's mentioned in the article titled "Microsoft: Use VS.NET to Program Office 11" and can be found on line at http://www.sdtimes.com/news/069/story4.htm. Here's the mention:

"The main new development technology, tentatively called “Visual Studio Tools for Office,” said Robert Green, lead product manager for Visual Studio, is designed to go a step beyond Visual Basic for Applications, the macro-recording language embedded into Office."

Analysis: I've been telling Ken Levy about this magazine for over a year and I've been posting links to this magazine throughout 2002. Microsoft has been conspicuously absent from this magazine -- until this issue. If Robert Green can get a mention, Ken can get one for VFP 8...

Bill Anderson