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>VB never had a real OOP model util VB.NET (arguably a different product). VFP had it since its first version (3.0).
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>For me VFP has ever being a better tool than VB. I can't consider boycotting VFP 9 just because it doesn't have a feature I like.
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>Of course, if you think VFP is not worth upgrading, it's your decision.
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>Regards,


Martín, just wanted to add my vote to your thoughts. VFP still is an awesome product. A few bugs, a few missing features, I could care less. The product does what it is designed to do very well. For sure all programming tools have their place, their strengths, and their weakness. I see no point in comparing apples and oranges when each has value.

Regards