Maybe some VFP developers are dead (behind the times), but VFP seems to be doing as good as the rest of MS's stable. Look at it this way: Most American's drive cars with automatic transmissions - when they get behing the wheel of a standard transmission - the car jumps - and sputters. But NASCAR, Formula 1 (and orher) drivers are breaking speed records all over the place.

Sometimes - we just gotta give up and say we can't do it - that don't mean others aint doing it (and doing it well!).

>Yeah, it should forstall the inevitable another year if were lucky. VFP is definately dead--at least in NYC!
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>>It's nice to hear Ken is out there pressing hands and pitching VFP!
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>>>How about:
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>>>http://www.sdtimes.com/news/108/story10.htm
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>>>Heya Darrell - maybe its only available for viewing for those of us who set their dates forward one day ? [vbg].
>>>>Seriously though, I just did a dig through the site and couldn't find 'the next' issue that you are referring to.
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>>>>I'm guessing in another few weeks it'll be callable directly as
>>>>http://www.sdtimes.com/issues/sdt108.htm
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>>>>but that ain't happening yet.
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>>>>Hopefully Aug 15 will bring the 'exposure' of the article.
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>>>>mondo regards [Bill]