>Hi Tom,
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>Your statement: "VFP is the fastest development tool thanks to foundation classes, etc." suggests that you have got a handle on the Foundation classes, etc.
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>Since there is precious little available on the topic (M. Egger's book appears to have the most, yet that is fairly specific), might you consider some kind of "article" for the UT Knowledge Base??
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>Regards,
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>Jim N
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>SNIP
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>>There are many failed VB projects. I can knock the socks off of any VB or Power Builder programmer, because of the tools provided with VFP, and the knowledge of how to use them. Three tier, etc., VFP is the fastest development tool thanks to foundation classes, etc.
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>>Using VFP as a front end or second tier is great. Lots of functionality, and little development time.
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>>Mamagers do not take the time to examine the tools used by developers. They rely upon magazine articles, and word of mouth from the industry. If you want to create a successful product, use VFP. Otherwise, use Visual Bandage.
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>>Tom
Special Edition using VFP6 by Menachem Bazian has some good stuff on the VFP component gallery and foundation classes too.