I've been working on converting my VFP app to use Cursir Adapters so I run it on SQL server

I'm going to SWFox next week, so I decided to spend the last few months back on VFP.

My app WPF app got even better (architecturally) thanks to you and John. When I get back to .NET I'll wrap it up and send you a copy. I will need to move on to LOB/ CRUD stuff when I do start back. Probably won't be till Jan 2009 if I had to guess.



>Hi,
>
>Thx for the update - glad to here he'sOK. Certainly been quiet in the WPF section lately - how's your app coming along?
>This was the month I was supposed to get back to WPF but I've just been saddled with some ASP.NET/EDI stuff that will take a while.....
>
>Best,
>Viv
>
>>I just called the phone number in his profile. Spoke to a lady who said he's fine, but been very busy. He was not in when I called.
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>>I asked her to tell him that Matt from Universal Thread called. (She, of course, said "Universal what?". I exaplined)
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>>Anyway, hopefully he'll get the message, and check in here at UT.
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>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>Haven't seen a post here for some time and have no other point of contact. Hope he's OK. Pls let me know if you here anything.
>>>Best,
>>>Viv
>>>
>>>>Viv - Have you seen John Fenton around lately?
>>>>
>>>>I sent him a PM, but no repsonse yet.
>>>>
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>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>Book b = new Book("WPF Recipes in C#2008");
>>>>>>>b.Publisher = "Apress";
>>>>>>>b.Peruse();
>>>>>>>b.ContentType = ContentType.Crap;
>>>>>>>b.Dispose();
>>>>>>>

>>>>>>An elegant and succint review! I'm sure it would be appreciated just as much on Amazon's review pages (if you haven't already put it there), and probably reach a wider audience ;-)
>>>>>
>>>>>Maybe I should write a XAML version :-}
>>>>>Best,
>>>>>Viv