>I saw your book when I was at your site. It looks like just what I need. Is it out, yet?

Not, yet. The book is in physical production, so it won't be much longer...
Meanwhile the majority of chapters are available on the Web for purchased
users.

+++ Rick ---



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>I don't know about anyone else, but I don't mind you plugging yourself. :) Especially when it's useful information.
>
>Thanks,
>
>-Michelle
>
>
>>Michelle, Web Connection makes it easier to get started, but if you want
>>to learn about how the Web works and want to get down to the raw basics
>>Web Connection will certainly let you do that. WWWC includes many abstractions
>>but also has the low level stuff. You can also do scripting like ASP
>>using Visual FoxPro code instead of VBScript/JavaScript.
>>
>>If you are using ASP and found samples with Access, there's really no differnece
>>as far as the code's concerned. ASP uses ODBC/OleDb to access a database
>>and whether the data backend is Access or VFP is pretty much irrevalent for
>>most SQL syntax.
>>
>>I seem to be plugging myself a lot today, so I might as well go on. My
>>forthcoming book has a very large chapter on Active Server Pages for both direct data access and COM integration with Visual FoxPro. You can find out
>>more at:
>>
>>http://www.west-wind.com/internetapplication.asp