Hi Naomi. Hope your new year is starting out great! :o) I have used a couple of frameworks liked both of them. All in all though, I prefer to work in 'vanilla VFP.'


>>Hi, Naomi!
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>>The answer is: "It depends..."
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>>If they insist to use they framework, you will have to use it if you cannot persuade do not use it.
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>>But in many cases it easier just subclass main FoxPro classes and use this library as a base for your application (sometimes it is the best solution to write everything form the scratch, using new VFP 9.1 features and your rich experience).
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>>Good luck and Happy NY!
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>Hi Sergey and others,
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>Thanks a lot for your suggestions. I don't have my own framework, since I always worked with what we already have. In this particular case I found, that we don't have a company standards of doing things and I ever may follow one of the developer's steps or try to come up with something on my own using the existing code from both of the developers who shared it with me plus some of my own classes that I have to adapt. But still this can not be done in few hours and I hadn't enough energy to start putting things together...
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>Thanks again.