>Under this new title has promoting Visual Studio become more of a priority for you than promoting Visual FoxPro?

No, I don't consider an email signature that significant.

>Again, one would think that if a problem with the FoxPro marketing is that FoxPro is considered to be out of style while other tools get the attention, surely the Microsoft employee who claims to be the FoxPro Marketing Guy would find it desirable to take simple steps like adding their affiliation with the product they are marketing to their signature on public postings!

This means nothing. When we create special issues of CoDe magazine for VFP, put VFP on Microsoft PressPass, etc., my title doesn't impact the result in any way. The only significant exposure of my title in a signature is here on the UT.