I haven't been following this - so the question may seem stupid - but what's the difference between the two?

>I am hearing from people that they don't want a version of Visual FreePro which is more or less like Visual FoxPro on Windows. If this is the general consensus, I'll go back to working on the full version of Visual FreePro.
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>Any thoughts?
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>>== ANNOUNCEMENT Feb.12.2014 ==
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>>I began work on a lesser version of Visual FreePro (VFrP) today, called Visual FreePro, Jr. (VJr). I made the decision to move forward on this lesser project because I haven't found anyone to help me with Visual FreePro, and the project is simply too large and complex to continue working on it like this piecemeal. It requires full-time dedication, and I am unable to provide it with that attention at present because of having a full-time job, family time, Christian outreach ministries, etc. If any of that changes, I will return to Visual FreePro in its full form.
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>>VJr seeks to be a largely VFP9-compatible version that is designed to only run on Windows, natively. It will not have a virtual machine, the VXB++ language extensions, and most of the features designed for VFrP. It is copyleft-protected open source software, so anyone can take the source code and build from it. It is my hope that once this version gets to a particular level of development, I will be able to demonstrate to other people how to add new functions so we can all work together.
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>>Download the VJR.EXE executable (v0.10, don't expect much, right now it only loads, draws a screen, and you can click anywhere on it to close the application):
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>> http://www.visual-freepro.org/vjr/indexmain.html
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>>Source code:
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>> https://github.com/RickCHodgin/libsf/tree/master/source/vjr