Besides, Windows is made by the same company that makes VFP. So if we'd lose PEMs by changing, they can just re-write Windows to include the VFP PEMs. :)
Michelle
>3) Loss of PEMs? Why??? If you base it on VB's PEM set, then I think this is a mistaken assumption. Yes, VB has far fewer PEMs, but my bet is that that is so to make things easier (ie more "basic") so that it *is* an easier tool to learn.
>I'm betting that Win itself offers far more PEMs or that, at the very least, that any Win object could be sub-classed to provide more PEMs.
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