In this area of development, meaning vfp interop with .NET and/or VFP web programming, there is not much coming from Microsoft, not even in simple documentation. In years past, Calvin Hsia would have been leading the charge on this. My position is that if developers are not interested in this ( as some have claimed) or that it's so easy (as others have claimed) or if there's so much material on it already (something you seem to claim) then there really isn't much need for me to spend my time on it, now is there??

>Claude,
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>Your last message is insighful:
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>You seem to have little problem taking liberties with time of others (Calvin for example, as you've referenced him a few times), but with your own time, it seems to be a different story.
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>Suppose others felt the same way, that because of existing contributions, that they'd 'done enough' already?
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>Suppose one of the individuals you've referenced came up here and said, "I think I've done enough"...I imagine you'd be somewhat discouraged.
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>If it's 'outside your range', perhaps you should think about 'expanding' it? Sounds like an opportunity...
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>Kevin