---------- > > >>Your deciding factor should really be what type of app are you designing? > If your app is primarily data driven you should use a data driven language > like VFP. If your app is primarily user interface driven, you should > consider a UI driven language like VB. You could make the argument that VFP > will do a good UI and VB can use ODBC for a data backend. While this may be > true, what would be the point of trying to pigeonhole the languages into > these awkward roles? Yea, you could put a turbo on a Yugo, but you are > still driving a Yugo. > > > > > >Yeah but it's a attitudenally malajusted Yugo!! meep> > > Q: Why do they call it a Yugo? > A: You go, I don't. > > Q: What do you call a Yugo with a turbo? > A: Amusing > > Q: What do you get when you cross a Yugo with a rabbit? > A: A slow rabbit. > > ;) > > Q: How do you double the value of a Yugo? A: Fill it with gas.

William Chadbourne
Senior Programmer/Analyst
State of Maine - DAFS App Team

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