Gerry,

That's a much more interesting list than the one on FP Advisor!

Thanks - and let us know more when you get another break!

Cheers,
Jim N

>1. The new "Intellisense" seems to behave identically to the one in VB 5.0 - so close, in fact, I'm tempted to call VFP6.0 Visual FoxBasic 6.0. A VERY NICE feature.
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>2.0 On the right mouse menu, when editing a method, you can put a debugger breakpoint on any line you please while in the design mode. A real time-saver and a by-pass of that pain in the *** method that we use to employ.
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>3.0 The Application Framework, which has plenty of hooks that can be directed to your base form, your error object, etc... Really customizable.
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>4.0 The new class browser! Steve Black recommends doing ALL of your development in the class browser! F3 will return you to your last design environment for a given class if you want to restart a previous session.
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>5.0 Your objects can be grouped by type in the class browser. All of you button types are togeather, all of your forms are togeather, etc... You don't have to drill down through your class libraries.
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>6.0 Part of the INCLUDED framework is default error trapping and logging, if you don't hook your own version in.
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>7.0 Forget going to VB to make your COM objects, you can roll your own in VFP6.0
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>8.0 Create an app and run it in THE web browser (IE 4.01) as if it were on your desktop. Which it will be because during the load and run it downloads to your workstation. A new method of install for those with fast connections to the internet?
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>9.0 Forms can have horizontal and vertical scroll bars, allowing the design of forms that mimick 8 x 11 1/2 paper forms. Works fast, too!
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>10.0 The project remembers where you were at during a design session and when you click on a form or class it puts you in the design mode exactly where you left off when you last closed, or crashed.
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>11.00 The Componant Gallery puts all of your components into one catalog, similar to the Explorer. A tree panel on the left and the objects (forms, classes, tables, queries, activeX catalog, etc...
>If you drag a component to the command box a line of code appears showing how to call that component.
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>12.0 Splash screens, about dialogs, security dialogs, DBF to HTML controls,... the list goes on, nearly 100 items.
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>13.0 Hoover active buttons (IE4 buttons) instead of those old blocky things of the past...
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>14.0 Filer is BACK!!!!! (I'll be baccckkkk!)
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>Gota run, another class is coming up....
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>Jerry