>>>>>Yupp, I always recommend to check the current capabilities of the package Rick offers.
>>>>>Up next is a tossup of buying from other (relatively) small vendor or look in Dotnet...
>>>>
>>>> or look in Dotnet...
>>>>
>>>>They're built into .NET.
>>>>This is probably a newbie question but can .NET code be easily run from VFP?
>>>
>>>Define easy.
>>>Check this years VirtualFoxFest. Rick Strahl had a great session about it. It's available to the VFP comunity.
>>>https://virtualfoxfest.com/Sessions.aspx
>>
>>Easy = I can understand it
>>Thank you, Lutz - I'll take a look


>
>Hi Bill,
>You can compile solutions in Dotnet as COM-compatible.
>I am certain you can understand it and find relevant project options.
>(Facepalms and forehead typing irrelevant)
>For easier *development* I'd look into Rick's Dotnet bridge if using Dotnet dlls often.
>Rick prefers slower Exe COM for his Web tools, marshalling cost should be ok in most apps
>"Chunky, not Chatty" is mantra for layered code and just view Dotnet as added layer.
>
>my 0.22€
>thomas

Thomas. Thank you. I code a lot of .NET but haven't had the need to set a project up as COM yet.