Building a Web application is a good thing, but if you can get away with using Citrix or Terminal Services even - that's obviously an easier way to get there. It cost money and requires fast connections on both ends of the connection.

I've been pretty amazed what performance you can get out of even Terminal Server over a standard INet connection. But if you have lot of users or users are frequently changing and you need to manage and administer machine accounts that can become a hassle quickly too.

So there are definitely options...

+++ Rick ---

>Probably I know the answer already, but I will ask the question on the chance that someone might have a suggestion.
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>I have a nice VFP application (using SQL 2000 data) and it works well for several people on our local LAN.
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>I would like make the application available to a few people on the Internet. (Possibly several).
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>Is there a means of “simply” converting a VFP application to a Web Application???
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>IN the past I have used West Wind to put some VFP application on the Internet. West Wind is a very good product and produces VERY FAST web applications from VFP code, but it means an almost complete rewrite of the system.
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>My current plan is to use West Wind, but I thought I would check and see if anyone had some suggestions.
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>Thanks
>Joel