How true, of course.

But IronPython is .Net, IronJS is .Net. Who knows whether they did something like those .Net languages for this project. If I were they, I would use IronJS (not my choice, actually, but Javascript is pretty universal).

Hank

>Microsoft is focuses on .NET for development, not Fox nor Access. It will be .NET code.
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>>Mike
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>>If you try a VFP form or Access Wizard it seems and acts just like a fledgling coding tool.
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>>(the fields of the table go to the form although in a confuse way)
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>>The article says "you also can use code if you wish"
>>I wonder what kind of fox/access code would it be. Maybe real fox and access commands.
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>>Moises