You're probably thinking of VFP 3.0 and Windows 95. VFP 6.0 was released in 1998, I think.

>Hi Francisco
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>We must just wait and see. My guess is that we will be able to benefit from all the new stuff in VFP9.
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>I remember an earlier version of VFP (6.0?) which was released two weeks before a new Windows version (WIN2000 ?), as soon as you upgraded the Windows version, VFP also changed it's 'look and feel', it was actually the first product from Microsoft to take advantage of all the new features even before they were released.
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>>Hello everybody,
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>>I'm a VFP Fan.
>>I'm at the PDC right now.
>>I just saw what will the new Windows Longhorn applications look alike. And what the new technologies (Avalon, Indigo, Smartdevices development) enable and how to use them in .NETR managed code.
>>Of course there will be a complete .NET class libraries to work with all the new Longhorn and Avalon (the visual presentation layer) features.
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>>My question is:
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>>How do you think we, in VFP will be able to keep up with this evolution ?
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>>The way I see it, the .NET world gets to use all the novelties of the platforms and other technologies but we don't.
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>>All comments will be apreciated
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>>Thanks