mrgmhale wrote: > In a similar way M$ is not going to fret about those VFPers who end up > moving to non-M$ solutions. They will try to capture all they can with > .Net, and milk what they can from those who remain "faithful" to M$. They > are not gaining as much off VFPers as compared to .NETers when it comes to > MS SQL Server sales, so why bother keeping VFP around any longer than they > need to? If the abandoning VFPers remain in a Windows environment (like I > will for the most part), M$ will still see OS (Client and Server) and Office > sales, if nothing else. Then again, I am looking at moving to a Linux > Server with VMWare guest OS for clients needing a Server based OS, so M$ > will get minimal revenue from my design direction. My loyalty is to my > clients, not to any particular company. It is business, pure and simple, no > emotion... > > Gil >
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