I stand corrected.

Thanks for the clarification...



>>My guess is that as long as they keep him involved with the .NET stuff - he won't tire. My guess is that VFP probably occupies (in terms of substantive things) - no more than 10-20% of his time.
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>I have responsibility for sponsering the new XML editor and XSLT debugger going into Whidbey (next version of Visual Studio), but the team that is working on that which I work with is doing a great job and it is not a daily thing for me to deal with. I do a few other things outside of VFP but it is not often and not that time consuming. Overall, the percentage spent on VFP is way more than half my time and I don't see that changing in the near feature at all, especially with Europa coming. I am resopnsible for all the box (what it says on the VFP box) for Europa, the catalog content for getting it listed online, and many other behind-the-scenes efforts that are needed to allow us ship a new product. Stuff that relates to "community" for VFP is about 10-20% of my time total, just that alone.