Hi

I had looked at Servoy a couple of years ago but found it too expensive but either I missed something or they have added new licensing options since because they have some more reasonable costing now and it definitely fits in what I am doing now. All my apps run under Terminal Server and accessed from various OS's and I also have web interfaces so Servoy sure looks good. I have down loaded the Community Edition. I just hope it lives up to its claims and runs reliably. I think I may still need other tools as I have to have some services capturing data in real time and storing it in the database but for the users it looks like Servoy would work well. It is an added bonus that I can access DBF files so it makes transition to a database server easier.

So thanks for the webinar and I look forward to others.

Simon


>The webinar I presented on 6/15 is now available to view on-demand or to download (MP4): http://screencast.com/t/NzRkM2FiMGU
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>Servoy for Visual FoxPro Developers
>Recorded Webinar: Ken Levy, former Visual FoxPro Product Manager, and Sean Devlin, Servoy Senior Technical Engineer, present this comprehensive 90 minute webinar with demonstrations and discussions on using Servoy for FoxPro developers. This webinar is demo-centric and focuses on how features common to Visual FoxPro applications are developed in Servoy, cool Servoy features not supported in Visual FoxPro, how Servoy works with DBF tables in existing FoxPro applications, and the benefits to FoxPro developers in adding Servoy expertise to their toolkit.
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>Additional and future Servoy screencasts I create can be viewed and subscribed to (RSS and iTunes):
>http://screencast.com/users/Servoy/folders/Servoy-KenLevy
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>Information and resources about Servoy for VFP developers: http://servoy.com/foxpro