I haven't plans for doing a case study on it (tried at one time, client said "No" and though I don't understand the rationale, that is well within their rights). As for videos from SweetPotato, I've started doing a learning series for Visual FoxPro. There is only one released so far, but as soon as things loosen up (after Southwest Fox), there will be more on the way. I'm not sure about the rest of the Southwest Fox presenters, but creating two sessions of the quality and informational level that are needed for a conference like this is no small task... though my sessions are in the bag, I'm still trying to catch my breath. But rest assured that more content for the SPS Blog is on its way, I've also got two article series currently running in FoxTalk 2.0 and FoxPro Advisor.

>I told the managers of our SIG about your VFP project. It would be nice to get a show and tell from you.
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>Comming to Houston anytime soon? Any Videos in the future for Sweetpotato?
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>>Yeah, 3-D desktops could be the wave of the future. Great concept... implementations are a little shakey at the moment though.
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>>http://www.hamar.sk/sphere/screenshots.htm
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>>http://www.sun.com/software/looking_glass/details.xml
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>>http://desk3d.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php
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>>...I've actually tried the XPSphere out. Works well, but it doesn't update the images of forms placed on the sphere in real time. Still was fun to test drive. The looking glass project by Sun has some pretty impressive videos.
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>>>I think it it is cool:
>>>http://www.akihabaranews.com/en/news_10018.html