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>>and some of those are still happily using 2.6 (windows or < gasp > dos). many clients though will be looking for net apps and CS. 6 should make producing these apps easier.
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>There is such a thing as too much web-consciousness. I wish M$ and others would quit pretending that we've all got full T1 in our houses. They can never make more than a pretense of making the web an extension of our desktops as long as people are connecting unreliably through questionable online services at 28.8KBPS.
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>They (whoever they are) should also read the web site that gets mentioned here occasionally, the "interface hall of shame" (http://www.iarchitect.com/shame.htm) in which it says that we should be trying to make the web look more like our desktops, rather than making all our desktop interfaces resemble an HTML form.
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>Maybe I'm digressing.

i browse that occasionally when my clients ask for dos-type stuff (why don't i have to use the function keys anymore???). funny how often m$ gets mentioned there.

however, since most of my clients can use the common net browsers, but have (some) problems using anything else windows-based, running an app through a browser seems (to me) like a good idea. if vfp6 makes that easier, i'm all for it.

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