Hi Edgar,

And when you do learn .Net, your productivity will be what? compared to VFP. In my case, I have a whole development framework (adapted from a commercial framework) that has no replacement in .Net.

These are the types of reasons that make a lot of us very excited about this product.

Hank

>Hi Hank,
>
>I have a very simple but intense VFP9 application that fills in Excel Speadsheets for accountants from daily/nightly SAP dumps.
>I essentially created a three dimension array to handle the translated data for the specific Master Excel cells
>(depending on Spreadsheet, read for location of, TAB/ROW/COLUMN). Other Spreadsheets a linked to the master, and represent the data for a specific day or week as a graph which is exported finally by VFP as a HTML/PDF. The company managers can see the current graphs anywhere the WWW is available.
>
>It sure would be great to 'update' that program from VFP to .NET without having to find tons a .NET code from VS.
>I may be wrong but I see this as a 1.5 year project, as a novice, to recreate in .NET (I completed the project VFP in 5 months).
>
>If this product can even almost fully convert a project... It is well worth the cost.
>I am learning VS .NET - just not overnight...