Citrix WinFrame and Terminal Server (based on Citrix technology) only send screen updates and print jobs to the client workstation. All processing happens on the server. That's why your VFP "Enterprise" app works for your client; it's probably good that they didn't listen to you (not to be taken as in insult)...

Denise, if you want decent performance on a WAN using a VFP solution, then you should seriously check out MS Terminal Server. Citrix WinFrame will only run VFP 5 apps effectively as it is still a NT 3.51 extension; however, the Citrix MetaFrame add on for MS Terminal Server increases its performance...

HTH,
Jack


>>Someone over here has heard that Foxpro doesn't do well on a WAN (I believe that it's super-slow is the main problem). What they heard is that it has something to do with the way that it sends out records. Can anyone shed any light on this so that maybe I could do further research and/or find her a definitive answer? Thanks!
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>Hi Denise,
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>Sounds a little vague to me. <g> We have a very large VFP6, enterprise wide app installed at one of our clients. They have several remote locations that use this app thru a combination of dial up phones, leased lines and T1 connections. This is what I call a WAN.
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>Although I recommended against it, the client installed MS Terminal Server. It works just fine.
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>Maybe some more details of what you want to do can help us dispel these rumors of poor performance.
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>Hope this helps.
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>Ken