> Eric,
> As I said to Jamie I am not worry about my job or my incomes. I am sad because such a good tool will gone and not because it is have to, but because someone looks in accountant books and saw that VFP itself doesn't do many money, not taking in account how many other MS products are selling with every VFP made application.
> Yes, .NET is good, but I could write a fully workable application in VFP for a week, with .NET it will cost me a month or more :-)
> Many of (if not all) our customers DON'T want Web application, they wanted their own DESKTOP one :-)
>
I share your sentiments. I read all blogs on the topic and it is definitely a sad, though expected moment...