I keep trying to play with the .NET stuff and get incredibly
frustrated with most everything. Are there any resources out there
for a silly Foxpro guy that wants to learn .NET? I usually try and
learn a new Development environment by rewriting an existing
application, and I get slammed real quick in .NET [2005].

For example, is there a cross reference somewhere that says:

To Edit a PageFrame in VFP, right-Click->Edit. In .NET its a
TabControl and you get at the properties in a much different way.

I really do keep trying this offering from Microsoft, and I ain't
impressed. Seems like things have gotten much more difficult.
What happened to the KISS philosphy?

Thanks for any advice

Re: VFP to .NET Resources by Cindy

Cindy
Thu Feb 02 21:21:41 CST 2006

Hi Jacob,

Look for "Visual FoxPro to Visual Basic .NET" by Les Pinter, and "Microsoft
.NET for Visual FoxPro Developers" by Kevin McNeish and Cathi Gero at major
online bookstores.

--
Cindy Winegarden MCSD, Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
cindy_winegarden@msn.com www.cindywinegarden.com


"Jacob" <jStoddard@hotMailCCC.com> wrote in message
news:h3f5u1dtc0p9p5dfjkaao0bq5ij1707e32@4ax.com...
>I keep trying to play with the .NET stuff and get incredibly
> frustrated with most everything. Are there any resources out there
> for a silly Foxpro guy that wants to learn .NET? I usually try and
> learn a new Development environment by rewriting an existing
> application, and I get slammed real quick in .NET [2005].
>
> For example, is there a cross reference somewhere that says:
>
> To Edit a PageFrame in VFP, right-Click->Edit. In .NET its a
> TabControl and you get at the properties in a much different way.
>
> I really do keep trying this offering from Microsoft, and I ain't
> impressed. Seems like things have gotten much more difficult.
> What happened to the KISS philosphy?
>
> Thanks for any advice



Re: VFP to .NET Resources by Jacob

Jacob
Fri Feb 03 16:38:42 CST 2006

Cool... Thanks Cindy

On Thu, 2 Feb 2006 22:21:41 -0500, "Cindy Winegarden"
<cindy_winegarden@msn.com> wrote:

>Hi Jacob,
>
>Look for "Visual FoxPro to Visual Basic .NET" by Les Pinter, and "Microsoft
>.NET for Visual FoxPro Developers" by Kevin McNeish and Cathi Gero at major
>online bookstores.