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>>You have to buy VFP3.0b for MAC, open project over there (VFP converter will come in) and run the App. It should work immeaditely except some form interface problems (label overlapping, etc.).
>I recommend that you start opening the project in the Mac as soon as possible. The more Win-specific things you add--OLe, DDe, etc.--the harder it will be to track down the offending code. Also, if you're going to create apps for Mac-experienced users, pay attention to the Apple Interface Guidelines; Mac users will expect certain keystrokes, menu names, etc., that aren't used by Windows folks.

VFP makes it easy to provide slightly different effects, because you can use the OS() method and provide necessary code with a do case.

do case
case os() = 'Macintosh'
** do Mac Menus

case os() = 'Win;
** do Windows Menus

endcase