>I feel like I could have just skipped #2...
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>1. Foxpro using @...SAY...GET in PRG text files.
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>2. Visual Foxpro using GUI in ??x files.
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>3. Visual Foxpro using classes written in PRG text files.

But why would you want to write GUI code in PRG files? PRGs are great for "engines," but laying out forms graphically is so much easier than writing code for it, that I can't see any reason to do it in code, except for dynamic layouts, but even then, I'd use an SCX or a visual class.

Tamar