Hi Tom:

>> 1. How is the documentation?
Top notch and getting better and more robust all the time. They actually employ a Masters in English to review the grammatical content (or so they say ;-)).

>> 2. What type of learning curve?
For me it was not as intense as it was with MM.NET. Not that MM.NET is horrible by any means. It is simply that MicroFour approaches a framework differently, and more in tune with my frame of mind, than MM.NET.

>> 3. Is there an Internet forum?
Yes. As a matter of fact they just released v1.4 and there was a problem with the help file. On Saturday they were on that forum helping people straighten it out. Come to find out it was not a problem with the help file at all but it was a permissions setting in the OS itself that was causing the problems.

Simply put, their support is flat out unbelievable. I've met them, they are humble, kind, generous and incredibly intelligent (rarely do those traits wind up all balled up in the same individuals).

You can download an evaluation version for free ... it lasts 30 days, www.strataframe.net. The price is not bad either (more than MM.NET but worth every penny).

And no, I don't have a hardon for Kevin either, I own both and simply like StrataFrame better. That previous comment is not to imply that Kevin was anything but professional in his dealings with his product either. I'll send you an email that I sent to another person detailing my decision making process. It sent it to your comcast account.

CT