Maybe I didn't understand or explain myself well enough: when I said "32 bit applications (no data)" I actually meant that the best use of 64 bit is in the backend, which VFP can certainly take advantage of with SQl Server. VFP is not limited by being 32-bit because the application itself does not benefit much from 64-bit and would actually require more memory. SQL Server benefits the most because it can actually take advantage of all that memory.

Remember the onus is on you to make me not want to switch from VFP (other than MS marketing and cheerleading).

>Not so. I was replying specifically to your comment:

>32 bit applications (no data) are actually faster than 64 bit or didn't you know that??

>I wrote my response as I did so that it would be clear... Why use VFP as your first choice for speed if there is no data involved?