Hey Howard.

That would be great... this way you will get to listen to my brazilian/british accent, sure chance to a big laugh!!!



>I plan to download the trial - just waiting for a break in some other projects I've got going.
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>I may even end up in Amarillo too - who knows...
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>>Hi Howard.
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>>You're most welcome.
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>>Yes, I did have a look at MM.NET, but wouldn't really be able to do a fair comparison, as I didn't get to extensively use it.
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>>I very much like the way things are done in StrataFrame. It just fits well.
>>The support is amazing, you might try their Forum and ask some questions to the developers team, they are great people.
>>The framework evolves constantly and they use it in their own comercial applications. They do listen to our needs and I know of great features coming once LINQ is available.
>>Just a couple of weeks ago, they've released an Enterprise Manager... in two lines of code my winforms application talks to a centralized database anywhere, without exposing it. I've tested it, it is fast!
>>The toolset is making my life so much easier, that is being a lot of fun to upgrade some of my VFP applications.
>>If you would like to have some explanations about different points of SF, feel free to ask here, I hope to be able to answer, of course. :)
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>>Have you downloaded the trial?
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>>Abraços.
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>>Ivan
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>>>PMFJI, Did you ever look at Mere Mortals .Net Framework? If so, how did it compare with StrataFrame?
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>>>>No Dmitry, this is going to be in Amarillo, Texas. A 5 day course.
>>>>I'm going to be there.
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