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We are obviously concentrating more on MM .NET than MM VFP. The reason for this is two-fold...first of all, although VFP still has a place in the developer's toolbox, the VFP market continues to shrink. If you talk to any VFP third-party tool vendor you'll hear the same thing...the bottom has dropped out of the FoxPro tool market. Unfortunately, the writing is on the wall! I realized this fact about 18 months ago and was depressed for weeks! Even Whil Hentzen, the sole publisher of FoxPro books, has realized there's not much of a profit in VFP books anymore and has announced that he has shifted his focus over to Linux books. I know others have said this isn't true, and everything's still rosy, but I'm in a unique position having both a VFP and .NET product. I get phone calls and e-mails on a daily basis from VFP developers who are on the move!
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I am shocked!!

JVP