Thanks Dave.

I don't have a specific problem. I had a conversation with my network team (they always dislike any buggy new stuff ;-) ) and these are some of the things they said that I found hard to believe.

I try to keep abreast of this stuff so I won't program something which will give problems in the future. I will re-write my FPW stuff eventually, but I wanted to make sure there was no pressure to do so from the OS.




>- FoxPro 2.6 runs on Win2K.
>- Office2K can work both ways. Look in the Option dialog to distinguish between the two. I find it quit handy to bouce between >1 documents with ALT-TAB rather than going to the Window menu.
>- You can choose to save to older versions during the install of Office2K.
>- 16 bit sound cards do work on Win2K. Is there a specific problem you're running into?
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>>I don't trust my sources (they're new to Win2000 too!) for some of this, so I thought I'd ask here.
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>>1. FPW2.6 apps will run "normally" under Win2000 if it's a virgin install.
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>>2. Word 2000 is an SDI like WordPad. (Does this sound like a step backwards to anyone else? Why did they do it this way?)
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>>3. Word 2000 does not have a "save as" for older formats like the Word95 format.
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>>4. A 16-bit sound card will not work under Win2000.