I see the current trend in outsourcing a greater threat than the decline of VFP. Besides, I figured there was sufficient thread drift to where no one would really mind too much :o)


>We were on the same track. I was going to write something sarcastic along those lines but I didn't really think it fit in the discussion at the time.
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>>It really doesn't matter whether VFP lives or dies. Or whether we are continuing to be competitive by learning the new tools. Since all programming will probably be done in India within the next 10 years the surviving development tool will be whatever they choose to use over there and that may not even be MSFT (although I suspect that it will). The question should probably be not why haven't you switched to .net yet? but rather why haven't you moved to India yet?