That is one option, certainly. However, though the client does not want to use VFP, he is not dead set on MA, so I'm exploring using a platform where I can leverage my storehouse of VFP knowledge, since if someone else develops the system, I don't get paid!

>Why don't you let somebody who knows access handle it?
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>>Please do not shoot me, but here is my question:
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>>I have a client who wants me to set him up with Microsoft Access. Since I know nothing about MA, here is a general question:
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>>Does MA have most of the same capabilities as VFP that we know and love?
>>What does MA NOT have that we consider dear and close to our hearts as VFP programmers?
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>>Thanks,
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>>Yossi