Thanks for this suggestion - it looks like a viable solution.
I don't have much experience with .NET so this may be a dumb question: but working with the demo, I can see how to map assemblies (DLL's right)? How do I get a form to run? Windows forms are only available in a windows application which builds an EXE right? How would I use the 'CLRCreateObject' function to open a specific form from within that EXE?

>Hi:
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>You could turn a VFP Form into .NET and then host the .NET Form like a .NET Control inside a VFP Form. This is easy to achieve with .NET Extender for VFP (www.eTecnologia.net), because any .NET Form is derived from System.Windows.Forms.Control, and .NET Extender let you host in VFP anything derived from System.Windows.Forms.ControlControl.
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>Besides, no Activex or COM needed, the only drawback is the price: not Free.
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>Hope this help you
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>Martin