>>3. VB owns 80% of the rad tool's market. Somehow, 80% if the developers out
>> there are not casual users. This only goes to support point one above.
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>That's an interesting point. I thought we couldn't use VB to do RAD. I used it at several occasions so far and I found it far from being a RAD tool. I searched for RAD product and couldn't found one either. It's true it might be difficult to do RAD as we do it in VFP as it is object based.

the last vb project i worked on had the form layout (nothing coded) -- the client thought that since the forms looked done, the project could be delivered in weeks....