>Dennis,
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>>Did I spark all of this?
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>One message expands to almost 100! Never underestimate the power of the written word :-)
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>>Hey it's great that all you guys are getting VFP to do web. I was well aware you could get VFP to do web, (or generate any other text file for that matter) HOWEVER, you still are not designing the look and feel of the web pages in VFP. Unless your typing HTML in the VFP text editor, (in which case you might have a little to much extra time on your hands), or your using a 3rd party product.
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>When I have to create a simple HTML text file I often use the VFP editor. Most of the time, however, I'm generating the HTML programmatically using Web Connection.
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>>I was just a little pissed that I was tested on Microsoft's agenda more than VFP.
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>Are you sure you're not exaggerating a little bit here? Do you really think that less than 50% of the test was on VFP?
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>>I will be happy when they at least come out with a study guide to let me know what their agenda is.
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>The outline on the certification site is probably all there is. The fox.wikis.com study group notes are a good supplement.

David, (prefer Dave or David?) Thanks for the tip on fox.wikis.com. I barely failed the test, in fact if I put some effort into studying VSS, I might have passed. Also I need to understand some of the test wording. I know how to set up a normalized, relational database, it’s common sense as far as I’m concerned. But in some cases I didn’t understand what the test was saying. I’ll take the test again soon and pass, I’m sure.