Yes, maybe you're right. In your opinion, is it catching on? Are there some good examples of developers using it for real applications? Is it possible people aren't asking about it in support or complaining because they simply don't know enough about it?

>
>Sure it is part of the marketing. Many keynotes and presentations on VFP over the past 2 years have included VFP and .NET via interop working together in demos, and we have two whitepapers on it and more coming. We do not put examples like this in product documentation, that is what msdn.com is for. We have not heard any issues in support or complaints from customers about this. You are suggesting that people are missing out on the information who seek it but I do not agree and you fail to provide any evidence or facts to backup your assumptions which I consider to be a non-issue. We have talked this issue to a great extent, lets just agree to disagree.
>>Ken, that aspect doesn't seem to be part of the marketing or documentation. That's what I'd like to see - put those things in the documentation and give some good examples so that someone can buy the product and do .NET interop without having to search the web for ways to do this. Maybe that's part of the reason all of these VFP magazines don't seem to write about it...