>Hopefully we'll get an infusion of interop features between Visual FoxPro >mtdlls and .NET. One thing that looks promising in his last letter is the >concentration on XML. Another good rumor that I've heard is that >the "REPORT FORM.." will be usable in a Visual FoxPro mtdll.
>It's pretty obvious, at least to me, that Visual FoxPro needs to stay up-to->speed in the web/internet world of today if it's going to stay relevant to >developers...

Sounds like VFP is going to be a language raither for services than for desktop applications. Maybe it's better for me to start new desktop projects with C# and use VFP.NET utility?