Hey man, they're trying to get business, simple as that. I've got no beef with that. But, I could take 10 minutes and put together a much more useful list of articles for the vfp community, and it would be primarily about using VFP with .NET. So don't give me that "lot of effort" crap for VFP developers(maybe in the past). EPS, as far as I've seen, and judging by CODE magazine, is focusing on .NET applications. The name of the web site is VFPCONVERSION which says it all. If they do any more VFP/.NET interop stuff, I'll be pleasantly surprised. IMHO, this (VFP.NET interop) is where they could benefit the community the most. BTW, are they paying you for your comments??

>No breaks for you ... even if you beg ;->.
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>As for content ... only time will tell ... not your premature criticisms.
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>This is one insecure community ... provides some good laughs though listening to the heated discussions about things that actually amount to a hill of beans.
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>Whatever the content I'll take the good ignore the bad and not fail to thank him for the resources he commits to this community from his for-profit-company.
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>I saw this happen at Flash ... sometimes these folks just have to sit back and wonder why they even attempt helping us out. Then, they remember, by helping us out they obtain another form of advertising. So is it advertising ... YES ... is it a smart business move ... YES. It'll be even smarter if he comes through with what he claims he will. I don't know about you but I have no reason to doubt that he can back up his claims with some decent content. More power to him.
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>Go ... Markus ... Go ... Markus ... Go ... Markus.