Yup, just ask for an extension if needed.
Have fun.

See ya.


>I'm doing fine.
>
>I made the move from VFP7 to VFP9. Really nice environment. I'm slowly getting into .net (C#) and I guess that a good application framework could help to speed things up.
>
>So far I looked at Mere Mortals and I really like what I saw but before deciding on buying something I want to see what else is out there. So I think that the next evaluation will be StrataFrame. But to me that 20 days limit is kinda frustrating. If only they could do like Mere Mortals which does'nt have that limit.
>
>See you later.
>
>>Hey Denis!
>>
>>I'm fine, thanks. What about you?
>>
>>Yep, still doing VFP9 + Codemine... I would say 20% of my work.
>>And lots of .NET + StrataFrame.
>>
>>Yeah, 20 days can be a short time for the trial. But don't worry about that, just send them an email asking for more time and they will extend the period. It happens frequently.
>>And any help you need, just let me know. You can also find me at the StrataFrame forum on a daily basis.
>>
>>Cheers.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hello Ivan
>>>
>>>How are you doing? Still doing some VFP + CodeMine development?
>>>
>>>There's a thing that bugs me about Strataframe demo. It only lasts for 20 days. It's not that long to really evaluate it. The thing is that I don't have 20 days to just do that. Are they flexible about that number of days of evaluation? I mean can I get more days if I ask?
>>>
>>>>Hi Aman.
>>>>
>>>>Have a look at StrataFrame, you can go to https://www.strataframe.net/Trial_Account.aspx and you will be able to install a fully functional trial and use the SF Forum for you questions.
>>>>
>>>>Cheers.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Has anyone used any Application frameworks successfully besides M.Mortals. I basically want to make the development experience quick and painless & willing to go for commertial tools.
>>>>>
>>>>>I am evaluating the following:-
>>>>>
>>>>>For Web Applications
>>>>> 1) DevExpress eXpressApp Framework [http://www.devexpress.com/Products/NET/Application_Framework/]
>>>>> 2) .netTiers with Codesmith
>>>>>
>>>>>For CMS websites
>>>>> 1) DotNetNuke
>>>>> 2) Umbraco [www.umbraco.org/]
>>>>>
>>>>>I am Impressed by, but I'm not sure if it can be customized using .Net
>>>>> 1) TIBCO [www.tibco.com]
>>>>> 2) Spring .NET [http://www.springframework.net] has some link with Tibco
>>>>>
>>>>>Please give your opinion on ANY Frameworks that you would recommend.