Hi Thomas,

you had me wondering there what VMF was, until you mentioned Drew. Just so Rich doesn't get confused: I think it is actually referred to as VMP (Visual Maxframe Professional) :)

>>>>I'm about to interview for a position in a company using Visual MaxFrame. I've never used it nor seen it in action. Are there any demo's, documentation, links, etc. available so that I can at least sound somewhat intelligent (or fake it really well)?
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>>>The entire helpfile is available at: http://www.visionpace.com/VMPSite/VMP2005/help.asp
>>>The page says "You may download the latest version of this Help file at any time, whether you have purchased VMP or not."
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>>>Enjoy!
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>>Thanks a bunch
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>Rich;
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>VMF is a great product! I have used several frameworks including CodeBook (starting with the DOS 2.0 version through the VFP version), VFE, and VMF.
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>VMF allows me to work the way I want. You can easily use the product as is, or sub class objects and do things the way you want. After about 30 minutes "out of the box" I created a simple one form application which could View, Add, Edit, and Delete records.
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>Here is a funny story:
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>I was working at a company about 20 miles from home and took the train each day from Santa Clara to Redwood City. One morning I took the user manual for VMF with me. On the way home (it was winter and about 6 PM – very dark outside) I began to read the users manual and found it to be so interesting! In fact I looked outside only to realize that I had gone through two stations from my stop!
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>Read the help files (manual). It does not take long to understand the philosophy behind it. This is a product that will reduce development time dramatically, allow you to learn OOP in depth, and deliver robust applications in an individual or team environment.
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>We all miss Drew Speedy. I remember doing Alpha and Beta testing for him. When I was consulting I used VMF and supported my family. I was able to create applications for much less than other consultants and got more work because of it.
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>Say hello at the discussion board and ask questions.
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>http://vmpdiscussion.visionds.com/
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>Good luck and go for it! :)
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>Tom
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>P.S. Drop me an eMail and lets talk.