>I'm not saying you can't add to it. On the positive point you can! What I'm saying is that it's completely in control, and spliting it open to start doing things your way requires a sophistication with OOP. Most people who are looking for a framework are just getting their teeth cut in VFP and don't have that experience.>

That's what I'm saying, it isn't COMPLETELY in control, other than doing a read events! You can make it do whatever you want.

>So what are you showing?
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>How about showing some of the new features in classes and abstractions of them. There were some new layers like an adminstration class or business process??? I can't remember the name but showing what that can do woudl be great. I would like to see something that is not based off of west wind for a change.>

I'll show the intermediate classes and how you can make you changes there, add your own or use the classes as the are. As for West Wind, I want to take a few minutes to show how easy it is to put VFP code in the webpage and let Rick's WC render it. Very powerful and WYSIWYG.

>I may be showing VB wrappers like we are using to get to active x components. that is if I understand it <bg>. That means opening up VB at the meeting.
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>__Stephen

Great!