>The only reason I'm asking is because of the client that I'm working with wants to build a system that will be sold to his customers but he has his reservations about writing the app in VFP.
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>I also know of a company that wrote their app in VFP. They wrote their timekeeping system to sell to clients through distributors but they refuse to mention VFP. They inform their clients that it's a Visual Studio Application.
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>Basically, what I want to do is floor my client with the number of companies that are out there selling their VFP application to their customers.

I think Telemagic was written in FPW. I've heard it called "Teledisaster" by people who used it.

Of course SBT accounting software was written in VFP (not sure if it still is - Ii think they switched it to Powerbuilder or something)

There are several e-commerce sites that run off of VFP - surplus direct is one of them.

The US Navy uses a VFP app but I forget what it's called - it's featured in FoxPro Advisor a couple years back.

The Eurotunnel System was written in VFP or FPW I'm not sure which but that is a pretty impressive app.

The list goes on...