Sure, but I'm not sure yet when I'm going to get it. It may be a while.

-Michelle

>I'd be curious to know how it goes...if you don't mind making a post of your experience.
>
>Joe
>
>>Well, I looked in the phone book, and I guess there are a few local computer places. I'll try them.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>-Michelle
>>
>>>I just checked...current cost is $702 Canadian which is currently about $455 American. Now, I could get a lower price from my sales rep, but not enough to cover the cost of shipping it to you and the hassle of the cross-border stuff (I've never shipped anything to the USA). So, in short, that seems like a good price, but I think a local shop might be able to beat it...I don't know what American distributor prices would be...
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>>>I also only checked one supplier. I could check others and maybe get it cheaper. But I think you should go local. I would sell a piece of software and make $20 and be happy to have a new customer. There should be a local shop that feels the same.
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>>>Make a few phone calls!
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>>>Take care,
>>>Joe
>>>
>>>>Can you beat $457 for VFP6?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>
>>>>-Michelle
>>>>
>>>>>I haven't read the rest of the replies, but I will give you my opinion. Sorry if it is a repeat. I have a home-based hardware/software business. If someone wants a piece of software, I can usually meet or beat any price I've seen and it would normally only take me a day to get the software. Small computer shops should be able to do the same. Find a good price wherever and then call the local shop and order the software. This may not matter to you, but I like to keep my money in my community when possible.
>>>>>
>>>>>Take care,
>>>>>Joe
>>>>>
>>>>>>Where's the cheapest place that's reliable to buy the full version of VFP 6?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>-Michelle