If you decide on VFP, I would suggest that you use a commercial foundation for your application development. There are several available with pros and cons to each. I personally like Visual MaxFrame. You might want to look at it as well as some others. (Don't use the framework provided with VFP)

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>Well to further qualify myself I should let everyone know that most of what I do in Access is in Visual Basic. I have created several even proceduces and modules. I just hope that the learning curve between Visual Basic and Visual FoxPro isn't to large. The general response that I have received from everyone is that Visual FoxPro is far more relighable. That is good information to have and I Just wanted to thank everyone for their input.
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>Thanks,
>Wes Brown