>I have 119 scx files to convert. Some of them are small.
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>The project manager has a certain date in mind, when he thinks the app should be functioning in VFP. I'd like to re-do it in OOP, properly design and analyze and all that, but we're talking about just getting the app up and running (or at least sputtering, shaking, and wheezing) in the timeframe alloted.
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>Just the realities of the business world ... :|

If you just want to get up and running, just run the old screens.
Quickest way for sure. But If you want to use most/all of the previous layout
in OOP forms without repainting them, consider converting them for easier maintainance.

This makes sense ONLY if your current scx-snippets are mostly empty or just reference
other programs. If you have "heavy" code in the snippets, it might not be worth it.
Since I took over the last year of maintainance of the FPW code, I had "restructured"
it previously, creating an empty GUI tier even in FPW. In such a case I might search
for the enhanced converter on my tapes.

regards

thomas