Yea, that truly is interesting, Erik.

A piece of VFP's "marketing" that has gone completely unreported. I have to wonder why when this has such major implications on (possibly) extending VFP's "reach".

Folks here who are so "plugged in" to the VFP team maybe should check their connections because I'm sure many here rely on them for information of this nature.

Cheers,

Jim N

>>>Hi,
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>>>I asked my client to purchase a copy of the latest VFP, which I believe is VFP6.0 with SP3. My client looks in his MS catalogue and finds a VFP6.1. Has anyone heard of VFP6.1?
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>>>Paul
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>>MS Catalog? Is he on a Select program? That may be the way it is worded in the catalog if the SP3 fixes have been applied to the base product. Technically, 6.0, with SP3 is the latest version.
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>Completely off subject, but one of my clients (a state agency) recently pointed out to me that they could order VFP6 AS PART OF OFFICEE 2000 INSTEAD OF ACCESS!!! This blew my mind. The price of Office was exactly the same, but you could specify VFP 6 as the database included. Ended up being the cheapest way to go. I am not clear on how government software purchases go, but apparently they have a separate master catalog.