Yes & No. Some of the routines are so generic that you can most certainly make use of them again. Things such as an Employee form, Login Form, Reindex/Pack, ... I have used this same code on a couple of projects. Of course, none of my primary data entry forms or reports from previous projects have been reusable to date. Most programmers will borrow concepts and code from others or some of their previous developed routines. I have found this to be a standard practice. Don't re-invent the wheel as my project manager says. Well, thanks for your input...

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>>The original point that I wuz trying to make wuz:
>>That as time goes by you will eventually recover
>>some of the initial costs you expended in
>>developing the first couple of VFP applications.
>I
>>still feel this is true, although I have yet to
>>reap the rewards.
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>Steve,
>
>I find this a rather optimistic point of view
>taking into account the effort that was necessary
>to pass from 2.6 to 3.0 and the M$ talk about
>merging Fox with VB and Access. This could send
>us back the learning curve within a period of a
>few years!
>
>Myself I refrain from investing too much time in
>making applications generic with the hope of
>reusing things. Overall I
> and in the long term, I think it more profitable.
>
>My 2 BEF,
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>
>Marc.