I think MS making the entire source code available would be a good thing for
us, but I can't really see too much of an argument for MS doing it, from
their perspective. Maybe the power brokers at MS believe it is such a
non-factor that giving it to the OS community would make them look good.
We'll see.

JH

-----Original Message-----
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Of MB Software Solutions
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 6:53 AM
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Subject: Re: VFP Open SOurce Push

Dave Crozier wrote:
> I think they've got the wrong end of YAG's comments but:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/ypxw9h
>
> "As the above passage states, Microsoft is seriously considering releasing
> the FoxPro source code on CodePlex, and we will probably see it posted on
> CodePlex within the year. Microsoft obviously realizes how important
FoxPro
> is to developers and is willing to take hints from the community.  While I
> do very little work with FoxPro, I know many people that work with it
daily
> and would love to see its development continue.  In any case, support for
> Visual FoxPro 9 will not end until 2015, so there's plenty of life left in
> the product."
>



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