Scott:
I agree entirely with your comments about Gary's adoption. Its an opinion that I respect greatly. If it were my money I would have no problem, but since its not, I have to approach my boss hat in hand, so I'd better know
what I'm asking for. Also, the alternative is MM.Net which is 699.00, so am I getting twice the value?

Mike

>>Thanks Gary.
>>The buy in for StrataFrame is a bit high for me now, and the 10 day trial
>>period is to short to really get a feeling for what they are doing. I think
>>I will request that they extend the trial period. If it blows me away then the price will seem less of a problem.
>>It appears also to be vb.net specific?
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>>Mike
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>Don't mean to jump in but I just can't say enough about StrataFrame. I am coming from a VFP perspective and the framework just makes sense. I was productive in a matter of days not weeks or months. If you think about the amount of time you would have to spend just to develop the type of business objects that StrataFrame contains, the investment is well worth it. And as Gary has said, they are very receptive to new ideas and are constantly improving the product.
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>I am glad to hear that Gary is a StrataFrame user because now I feel even better about the decision to purchase the framework.
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>Scott