>>I've actually heard from the lead developer in mid-December, but his prediction of a release the next week did not come true. I'm not sure what the hangup is: the major pieces to be implemented are down to the grid and rushmore (the latter being the key to making SQL Select work effectively against DBF's, including their new 64-bit dbf's). The other functionality is pretty much all there, including cursoradapters (at least the class is there, and supposedly they work for some scenarios). It would be a real shame if they were to fail this close to the finish line. That's the main point that gives me hope: they are this close. In addition, they have a dynamite marketing plan that will ensure they become known to all sorts of non-VFP developers, and it's something they have a capacity right now to carry out, without additional resources.
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Several of us seem to have had the same reaction to that....