>>Is there anyone out there using Visual FoxPro or FoxPro 2.X as a front end for a document imaging system. If so can you respond to this so I can email you and pick your brain on a few questions.
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>>Bret
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>Hi Bret,
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>What do you mean by a Document imaging ?
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>Rocky Boy...

I assume you mean storage of printed documentation onto a media like a CD. My old company Roy F. Weston developed a pretty slick product for document imaging. It was called Hyper-Cabinet. The concept was sound and it did work, but it was just before it's time. I think we sold a copy of the system to the US Senate in DC. That was when they had money to spend. They were on of a few big sales. Eastman Kodak was another. Anyway the interface was originally written in Clipper-87 an X-Base compliante language. I believe the system was to be upgrade to FoxPro, but that was 4 years ago when I left. I have heard the product, Hyper-Cabinet, is dead at Roy F. Weston. Are U looking to build your own? Today there are tons of off-the-shelf software that do a pretty effective job from what I have read. htwh... Steve