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Microsoft considers releasing Visual FoxPro source code

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Last month, Microsoft announced that there would be no Visual Fox Pro 10. Instead, the release cycle would end at Visual Fox Pro 9 Service Pack 1, and the focus would shift to a new project, codenamed Sedna.

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