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FoxTalk 2.0: The next generation of FoxTalk

Whether you were aware of it or not, there were also some tense moments recently in the life history of FoxTalk. This high-class technical journal, which has earned a reputation over the years as a content-rich "go-to" source for serious FoxPro developers, almost came to the end of the road. However, after a flurry of last-minute activity and some very hard work from the publishing team at Ragan Communications, and with the support of Ken Levy at Microsoft, you now hold in your hands the first issue of FoxTalk 2.0.

As the new editor, I am humbled by the colorful history of this publication, with its many well-known editors and authors, and am eager to work with the many capable authors who are lining up to join the party. Although we've named the newsletter FoxTalk 2.0 to reflect this intersection of past and future, you'll note that this issue is officially Volume 16, Number 5. Subscriptions to FoxTalk are automatically carried over, and the same Pinnacle/Ragan team is working hard behind the scenes to continue serving your needs.

Note: Due to the change of editors and the need to get content creation flowing again, subscribers may receive this issue just a little later than usual.

We're happy to announce that regular columnist Doug Hennig and the Kit Box team of Andy Kramek and Marcia Akins have all agreed to continue sending you bits of their collective wisdom in each issue. Already in the works for future issues are a series from Rick Hodder on automating Snag-It and Word with VFP scripting to help you document an entire project; an in-depth series from Lauren Clarke and Randy Pearson on advanced string parsing, built on a chain-of-responsibility design pattern; and much, much more.