>I wasn't talking of Vista problems with VFP, it's just Vista problems in general...
>Every boot, MSN will crash on closing, my sound driver ( Audigy 2ZS Plat. ) needed to be updated twice, then i used an older Creative one and the most important problem: my crunching program - a utility that uses idle CPU cycles to look for cures for cancer, aids etc... - would crash randomly, even when not overclocking the machine :-(
>Now it's back in WinXP Media Center, with a 24/7 40% overclock, and crunching it's heart out :-)

Well, you know how it goes ; Arround SP2 they gonna make it all work smooth :)

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>Jaime
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>>>Srdjan
>>>I fixed all my Vista problems by formatting and installing XP...Life is good again :-)
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>>We purchased only one Vista machine for IT dpt, so we can
>>explore it. My colleague (gadget lower/explorer) is working on it.
>>For the rest of the office we use XP and that is gonna stay that way
>>for a long time.
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>>Based on previous experiences with VFP apps longevity (hence VF6 & Vista) I don't believe VFP9 will hv any problems long after Vista.
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>>Now having things like Recital growing out there while NET is slowly waking up / smelling coffe with VFP style data handling - makes future looks much more bright ;)
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>>>Jaime
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>>>>BTW my VFP6 app worked just fine under Vista, aldough it does look odd
>>>>in Vista world of see-trough and (annoying) funny-popping-out windows.
>>>>I remember back in DOS days some clipper and FPD apps with funny screen appearances; Rotating, sound making, appearing from down left corner, from top above etc. - are all effects which end up being annoying on a long run.
>>>>I guess meny people will simply keep Vista 'classic' ;)
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>>>>As for Recital9, aldough I hv no plans of leaving VFP in any near future,
>>>>it is defenetely good thing to know that there is something simillar to VFP growing and progressing out there :)