I hear you loud and clear. And your right I did not record the discussion. In my defense I did ask you to explain right after you made that statement (should not have been quoted) and you repeated the answer. You did not say VFP was going away (in fact you said the opposite) but I thought you were being honest in telling us that the future was with .net products that can do most of what VFP does today. And your right! I'm not married to VFP and the moment MS offers a product that can provide the ease of use and the RAD provided by VFP on the new platform I'll one of the first using it.
