Hi,

Thank a lot for your solid advise. I need that very much. So, I can conclude that I just temporarily sick to the codebook for mere mortal first before going to the one offer by Flash.
Therefore, I had to download the framework and documents from mere mortal website. If I had problem on this area, could you mind that I post questions to you. If possible, please give me your email address, mine is vsimsn@pacific.net.sg



>>Hi,
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>>I am wondering whether anyone had develop their application using Codebook version 6 or earlier framework from Flash Creative.
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>>I am eager to learn it and hope to use it for my future application development but confused as there is version of 'codebook 6 framework' from Flash creative and another version 'codebook for mere mortals ver 2' from http://www.leafsd.com
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>>Any one had experience using it, please kindly drop me any advises or comments or documents on the codebook framework use. I am eager to learn it and use it. Some of the zip files that I downloaded from Flash creative is corrupted. The corrupted files are addprop.zip and cdbkstep.zip. Anyone had them, please email them to me at vsimsn@pacific.net.sg
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>>Thank a lot.
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>Hi,
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>One of my first visual foxpro jobs was maintaining an application using codebook 3.0. The application was actually developed at Flash. At the time I had no experience with codebook and there was little documentation. I eventually lost the job because the company did not have the resources to train me. Shortly after they let me go the company went under. I would never have learned codebook at all if it were not for the mere mortals framework. The documentation is excellent. The Flash framework is getting better in terms of documentation, but it will never equal the Mere Mortals documentation. The Flash framework includes tons of libraries that are hardly documented at all. I recommend starting with Mere Mortals and then delving into the Flash version when you have a good grounding in the codebook methodology.
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>I find that the Mere Mortals version of codebook has all the functionality I need for almost any situation. It just takes time to get to know the code.
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>Hope this helps.