>>Hello,
>>I need to find out if VFP 3.0 a viable tool for the Mac. If you had a requirement to do a relatively simple database with a few screens, would you be comfortable with VFP 3.0, or are there any killer problems you know of?
>>Thanks,
>>Howie Brown
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>Why not use FileMaker Pro? I hear it's pretty powerful for database development tasks, not to mention its web capabilities which are apparently easier to use than VFP's.
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>I think of it as the MS Access equivalent for the Mac platform.
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>-JT

As long as you don't need multi-user functionality. I read somewhere that it doesn't support it.
We do a lot of in FP2.6 for the Mac with a few projects in VFP3.0 for the Mac. There are some problems, but they can be worked with, and once you have things working it is stable. The only recurring problem I have is that the Macs lockup a lot and if a VFP Database is open, it corrupts the DBC and is a pain to fix.

Shane