>Hi Rick,
>
>>With FIC, this is being bypassed.
>
>IMO, same for
>west-wind web connect, activeVFP, active Foxpro pages, foxweb, etc.,
>and even FoxISAPI supplied with VFP.


I had no knowledge of FoxISAPI.

Microsoft has provided for these abilities natively. It makes your product legal, and the others. It was my ignorance in this case. I apologize to you, Thierry, and to everyone else.


>>FIC makes your VFP apps and code:
>>(1) Not be a desktop app,
>>(2) Not be running upon installed runtime DLLs,
>>(3) It does not require the user (client) to be running on Windows at all,
>>(4) and it does not require the user to be running a developer version.
>
>(1) .F. : a VFP app adapted to the Web with FiC runs exactly the same as before on the desktop (that's why we use 'adapt' as opposed to 'convert' or 'migrate')
>(2) not sure what you mean - FiC does require VFP9*.dll somewhere in the path
>(3) .T.
>(4) .T. - dev needs a dev version just as for desktop dev.