I think the most interesting quote from this article is

http://foxpro.advisor.com/doc/13520

"There are currently no plans to base Europa on the Windows .NET

Framework or integrate it into Visual Studio. However, Europa will

continue to include seamless interoperability with .NET."

I interpret the word "currently" to mean that the door is not closed on a

.NET version of VFP. Unlikely, yes. But out of the question - no. (I know

there's a zillion reasons why one can't/shouldn't port VFP to .NET - but

I have faith that the brillance and fortitude of the VFP development team

can overcome these so-called obstacles)

I know - I'm an optimist.

Malcolm

----- Original message -----

From: "Charlie Coleman" <colemanc@acm.org>

To: profoxtech@leafe.com

Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2004 15:19:08 -0500

Subject: RE: VFP 9 - any 'public' info

That's pretty good. The following FPA article would also seem to put

questions about VFP 9 to rest:

http://foxpro.advisor.com/doc/13520

-Charlie

>Charlie

>

>Is this public enough for you?

>

><http://msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/letters/>

>

>Jerry Cotton, MCP

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