I think the idea of the taskpane (and the interaction of similar stuff in the visual studio IDE ) shows that the direction is toward using the web as a resource.
The assumption ( correct or incorrect ) in registering XP or office on install, for example, is the user is on-line.
That assumption is probably even more justified in a developer product.
While any further examples, documentation or whatever bundled with the product would be welcome ( though I think better tutorials on using SQL server as a back end would be more on point ) I think just a section in the taskpane linking to resources would do the trick. Besides, most of the really cool stuff I've learned how to do in Fox ( or much of anything else ) have been things I've learned while looking up something else < s >
I don't think anyone who really needed interop or was interested in using VFP as a middle tier for an asp .net app would have much trouble finding the resources. If they found that too challenging they would probably find actually doing it pretty challenging too. < g >
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