Hi George:

I must admit that I see a tremendous need for Intellisense in C# and ASP.NET because as I struggle with learning these languages, I find the constant prompting very helpful.

So if the VFP engineers came up with this for Visual Studio, then good on them.

You know George, the way I see VFP evolving, I wouldn't recommend it for my children or kids in Community College today. I think the Web orientation of Visual Studio will take a young person further then VFP.

I got C# for less than $150 US and the tutorial material they send you is really great. Like it is really designed for new users. And the support is awesome. MS support their own Web Site: GotDotNet and some members are MS employees. And its free. GotDotNet makes no reference to VFP, like it was owned by someone else.

ASP.NET is still very immature and MS are having troubles getting it to work but I can see lots of $$$ going into Visual Studio that will make this the platform for the future.

So I can see Intellisense for C#, C++ and ASP.NET because these language are so incredibly difficult but for VFP it seems to be a bit of overkill.

Anyway, there are 5 more days left while I try to find a redeeming feature for Intellisense for VFP.

Mike Smith