Hi, Bob.

>At some point, if all VFP developers get MSDN to get their Fox fix, MS might decide not to bother with a stand alone VFP product, then they might say 'Look, no sales at all', then it's just a matter of eliminating one small component of the mega-MSDN portfolio, kinda like Visual Studio.

I don't think so. This would apply to most products if it was the case.

As you said you was considering to get an MSDN subscription, I just have to say that it is a great idea. It is amazing the amount of products you'll never notice otherwise, and that can provide incredible value, or a good deal of fun: Virtual PC, Office 2003 InfoPath, BizTalk Server!!!

For any hardcode, Windows-based developer, MSDN is a must (if you can afford it).

See you,