So, do we agree that it is not fear of change that is driving people to complain about the lack of marketing for VFP?... and for not jumping yet to .NET?

cheers

>> Most of us are simply continuing to use a very very useful tool while MS continues its work to get .NET past the stage of adolescence.
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>So am i.
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>I use VFP everyday and is still my tool of choice. And i do beleive it's wise to start learning and do small apps in .Net, get experience with it and be ready when the product is mature enought.
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>Stephane