I like the following comment: Visual FoxPro "last received a major code refresh in early 1998". Well, when did Visual Basic, Visual C++, etc. last have a "major code refresh"?

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>If you need to create sophisticated reports involving a variety of graphs, charts or pictures, and if you'd rather work with a platform that's newer and substantially more powerful, and you don't have any experience with either FoxPro or Visual FoxPro, you'll definitely want to opt for Access.
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>Lets band together say its not true.....Why change a good database. The Above author is basing comments on just because they have revamped access it is better...We can let this happen.