I guess we look at $749 differently; for a tool that slightly improves native VFP controls, that is expensive. Especially since few will use all the controls. We do use many 3rd party tools, i,e, Stonefield, and $749 is a lot.

I contacted tech support; they will speak with me if I buy a support contract for $199. I would have no problem with that, I just sort of worry that I'll do it and then it will be one of those "oh, that is not a bug" kinds of things. I figured if they gave the controls away they must have been popular, but I have found very few online folks that seem to be using them, based on here and the other main VFP forums.

If they said look, we can help with your issues, buy some support, I probably would.