I hope I'm not butting in on a private conversation.

I've ben using VFP6 since the pre-release at DevCon. I have yet to find an example where VFP6 was slower than VFP5, and often find it faster. As far as stability, it's about the same: most of the stuff that brought down my VFP5 applications will also bring down my VFP6 applications (like misnaming a field in a grid !!!). I haven't yet found an example of something from VFP5 that got broken - only new stuff seems to crash occasionally.

But I personally wouldn't see the advantage in starting to write or migrate an app ina prior version of a piece of development software unless it was an awful release - which VFP6 isn't.

Just my 2 cents - take it for what it is worth...

Eric Shaneson
Cutting Edge Consulting

>David,
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>The only concern I'm having is the speed question. The jury still seems to be out on this one...
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>>VFP6 has no more bugs than VFP5 which has no more bugs than FPW2.x so feel comfortable moving to VFP6.