If ken and the VFP team would help us do interop between VFP and .NET(documentation, examples,etc.), then we could get our feet wet with .NET while taking advantage of critical code we already have in VFP. The VFP9 beta is kind of disappointing in this regard. You would think MS would want to do this since it would mean buying 2 products or more (vfp9,vs.net,sql)instead of just 1.

>I am an old FoxBASE then FoxPro user (we will NOT discuss how old).
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>I use West Wind to build Web applications using FoxPro.
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>I am NOT a great programmer (more of a business manager than programmer). However FoxPro has let me build some wonderful applications over the years.
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>It looks like I am going to be forced to follow the crowd and go to Dot Net.
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>Please give me your thoughts, should I go to VB or C # ?
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>Now the truth is I am going to keep using FoxPro as long as I can, and I will buy every version of FoxPro that comes out, but it looks like I need to learn another language too.