Not sure why you cc'd me.........< vbg >....

FWIW, the app we wrote, and why it so good has little or nothing to do with VFP per se. It could have been done in VB. i.e., we took NO advantage of any intrinsic features of VFP....

What made the app good is the DESIGN - which transcends any language - hence DataClas COM - which is written in VB....

Not arguing, just clarifying...

< JVP >



>I'm not sure why you replied to me, since my post had nothign to do with the orginal topic, but ...
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>>But if there was a VFP napster (or any app that had the general public interest) it would bring VFP to the fore front.
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>The problem is that any app that you want to be completely polished, fast, and reliable would be better if written in VB or C++ or VFP.
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>And VFP has some bragging rights anyways. The Chunnel app, JFast for example. Ask JVP about the app he Rod and Jim built not all that long ago. He's been suggesting that its posisbly the largest VFP app ever built.
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>I think that if you want to impress manager types with a VFP app for the general public, it would have to be in the form of a web server.