>Quickscanned CPU data, very weak single core but 4 separate cores.
>4 cores should help run Win as OS and vfp ran quite well under CPU form w2K (K6, Pentium, PII)
>which should be comparable as Atom ditches lots of newer features and caches.
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>You will have to create completely new GUI for small screen nearly unusable in desktop.
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>If fast data input is needed, probably doable for
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numeric
>low count alternatives (radiobutton, list of buttons or checkboxes)
>listbox you need to check or perhaps reimplement

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>or build cases with external numeric keyboard via USB.
>Hike your rate at least 25% when estimating, as this will bite you in unexpected places
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>Do a test run with simple screens and input before signing and get client on board of issues
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>>Do you think that a VFP 9 program would work on a handheld device running Windows OS? Such as this:
>>https://www.geekland.co/55-Rugged-Windows-OS-handheld-with-barcode-RFID-UHF-reader-GKSH55W.htm

First, thank you for your input.
Yes, this would be a completely new app designed just for this small screen. Basically years ago (15+) an off-shore developer created an app for a scanner that is no longer supported. So, the customer asked me to look into replacing the program and the scanner. The old scanner does not even connect to the desktop of Windows 10.
I also am talking to the original designed to see what he suggests. I don't mind paying him; he knows much more about these things.
Of course, if the customer agrees to through the process, I will create a prototype of the screen. Mainly I would try to emulate the screens of the old app since the customer is used to it and does not want to relearn.