>Me too! I've just skimmed over the VFP Enterprise book and now started reading the MTS & MSMQ book.
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>IMHO, there seems to be lack of "quality" advanced-level VFP books. Most VFP books are useful for few sections before you start skipping through the chapters. On the other hand, I find books related to VB so much better, especially from Wrox Publishing. They seem to know what we, the developers are looking for. Unfortunately, their writers seem disinterested in doing a VFP book.
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>I'm looking anxiously forward to the upcoming book by Rich Strahl for VFP and Internet programming. Come on already Rick! What's the status? :)
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>>One option that I've been doing more and more of is buying higher-level VB books and recreating the examples in VFP. I'm currently going through one on MTS & MSMQ.

Most publishers don't see a big enough market for VFP books. We're the only ones that can change that. Some well written letters to publishers couldn't hurt.