>Hi Alejandro,
>
>John Koziol has pointed you to the right places for additional
>information about Microsoft's commitment.
>
>Additionally, it is a definite fact that Visual FoxPro is seen as an
>ESSENTIAL component of Microsoft's Visual Studio - I see that the message
>in North America is sometimes mixed, however here in the UK it is
>unmistakeably a strong message.
>
>Finally, even more interestingly, the FoxPro community in Europe in
>general has grown very significantly over the last year, something which may come
>as a surprise to you. And the reason is a simple on : the very inclusion
>of Visual FoxPro in the Visual Studio suite. Basically, a lot of
>people have bought the Studio suite, looked at C, looked at VB, looked at ....,
>and then looked at FoxPro and thought : hey, everything I want to do is
>in here, let's try this thing ...... The rest is history.
>
>Michel.


Michel, is there one main "Jobs Board" type of Web site for Europe which, in
your opinion, would be the strongest place to search for FoxPro jobs in the Greater European community? I would like to let my curiosity wander.

Also: to all of you coming to DevCon from all other countries.... I would enjoy meeting with you at DevCon to share insights on searching for work in other continents. May I treat you to a libation of your choice?