>So, what you're saying is the IDE will know which version of .NET is the later versio on your system and use that? That's ok, but how will it know what new features to take advantage of? If it can use the new compiler, you can write code that uses it, but how about IDE features? You'll have to wait for them.

Good point, but just as VFP tool developers make sure to be involved in their beta cycles so that tools based on the new version of VFP. As a matter of fact, Borland claims they have some type of license agreement with MS on the framework, so they may even be getting code and specs also.

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