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>>>Because Wired doesn't report on that kind of stuff. It's geared more to trends and general interest.
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>>>Right...VFP is not part of the current trends in computing/programming and is not of general interest.
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>>You really like provocation, don't you ? :)
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>What??? I am merely agreed with what Craig said. Isn't that what Craig meant when explaining why the VFP beta would not appear in Wired? Or, did I miss something?

I don't know what kind of frustration you have but insisting on that fact is a bit provocative in a VFP forum. We know that Fox is a niche language but we don't mind because it's a great tool that serve us very well. When another tool will be better, we will switch. That tool was NOT VB, but it may be .NET. .NET receive much more attention from the VFP community than VB ever had.