Hi Walter,

I am still lurking here in U.T. from time to time but not actively participating in threads. We're doing well in our system and we were able to migrate into full VFP8 and we're on our way of converting them into .NET Platform using C#/ASP.Net combined. In fact we have a schedule for ASP.Net training next month. Early last year I thought we can be able to convert our system into .NET platform but it is easier said than done because of the .NET infancy that worries top management. I work on C#.Net significantly but I need to continue on using VFP8 because it's stable and mature product.

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>Hi jess,
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>I have not seen you here arround for a long time. As I remembered you were doing a lot of Delphi and doing some .NET as well. Can you tell us what you´re doing know now? and the reason to re-visit the VFP UT? It is good to see you here again.
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>>He seems to be not a gentleman with one word and even worst than ladies. I thought when he came back here the 2nd or 3rd time, he changed a lot and it's true, but it's a change for the worst not for the better. I don't know, maybe it's an effect of him studying a law. But the big question is, is that how american lawyers acts and think - full of arrogance and too much confidence in himself?
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>>>Hi John,
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>>>Usually I find your posts either illustrative or thought provoking. I think I've finally figured you out. You just need to get la*d.
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>>>>>The MSDN home page has the VFP 9.0 beta listed. It's on the right-hand side, under Announcements. http://msdn.com
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>>>>STOP THE PRESSES!!