>John,
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>>I see your point. But....this is the first case study from MS which essentially endorses the notion of actively replacing Fox apps with .NET.
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>Replace is not the right word as they still use some FOX code. Further there is a lot to say about this article as others have said (e.g. RickS). For example it does not get quite clear why they did it ? Just a case study ? what exactly were they trying to achieve. It all seems vague to me.
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>I agree it outlines the bad popularity of VFP at MS though.
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>Walter,

Its a marketing document disquised as a case study - that's all it will ever be.

JVP reminds me of that gambler, Bobby Riggs(?), that would only play against skilled tennis players if coke bottles were substituted for proper tennis rackets. If you don't have the skills to make it - try changing the game so everyone appears as awkward as you:-). I might add that tennis associations have not yet subtituted coke bottles for the racket.

JVP may soon be leaving the software industry for a legal career. I just wish the degree plan was a bit more abbreviated. It will be sad to see him go.