>I agree with Thomas's reply, but want to fill in a bit more info on 1.
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>VFP itself will not use multiple cores/processors, BUT, the OS will. So, having more processors/cores for the OS to use will give you a small performance boost in VFP.
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>>I've got a number of questions which I hope you can help me with.
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>>1) Can FoxPro take advantage of multiple processors? Can it take advantage of the multiple core processors?
>>a. Should we invest money in the latest processors, or will FoxPro be unable to utilize them?
>>3) Is there a limit to the amount of memory FoxPro can utilize?
>>a. If we put 12 GB of memory into a server, will it help?
>>4) Will FoxPro run on 64 bit Windows 7?
>>5) Is 50% utilization leave a reasonable amount of free space?
>>6) Will FoxPro run on MS Windows 2008?
>>7) Will West Wind run on MS Windows 2008?
>>8) Should we upgrade the versions of both FoxPro and West Wind?
>>9) Are there any other items we should consider when purchasing new machines?
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>>Any or all suggestions would be appreciated.

I've heard and experienced that. Thanks for confirming it.