>>>>>is this grid possible in vfp ?
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>>>>>Warm regards,
>>>>>mk.
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>>>>YES
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>>>Please Share Some detail or Example.
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>>>Warm regards,
>>>mk.
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>>Share some details or example? Unless you have 30+ years of experience in advanced VFP programming, I strongly recommend that you don't even start. This will be a huge project, far far bigger than you may realize. Others have written that it's not even possible, and they may very well be right.
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>>Cetin, one of the best VFP programmers on this planet, says straight that it's NOT possible. If that's not a clear warning, well, all I can do is to post yet another one.
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>>As I wrote, I think I have the experience and the skills, but that also gives me the ability to see the complexity of this project. Expect months and months of trial and error, and expect a lot of coffee, sleepless nights, sweat and head banging. I don't think it's fair to expect too much free help, especially now that you're warned.
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>>If I see someone steering for a disaster, I try my best to stop them instead of pushing them even closer to the disaster by helping them.
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>Why?
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>If I look at the picture and extract what the objective is I do not see anything impossible here. If we are not talking about recreating the example pixel by pixel I do not see any problem inachieving this.
>Perhaps the poster should explain a little more what functionality he is after, because I can't imagine he's after a pixel by pixel VFP replication of the picture.
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>I find it unbelievable people say this is impossible...

I didn't say that it's impossible, but I stand by my word since I know that will be damned hard. I don't want to take this discussion any further.