>>Here's what I could get out of the Monday night session preview of
>>the upcoming VFP6, code named Tahoe:
>snip...
>>
>>Also, it was regretfully comunicated to us that there are no current plans
>>for a new updated Mac version of VFP. The cross-platform stuff is intended
>>to be handled via Internet Explorer on the Mac and UNIX.
>
>Ah, just what I needed to hear! NOT.
>
>And, how does one go about this "cross-platform stuff" with an all-Mac setup? ('Course, we are a small and, some might say, crazy, group.) I am not a developer for hire, but do all the database management for our firm: programming, reporting, analysis and training. Without FoxPro/Mac, we would need twice the staff and would probably still not be as efficient.
>
>Guess, this will mean something's got to give eventually. Whether that is Fox or Mac...?
>
>Meanwhile, I'll just keep on doing what needs to be done to provide the tools our company requires.
>
>Bette

Bette,

I can see your problem. There is some consolation in two known items: 1st, that the Mac will be getting ActiveX objects, which means that you can run stuff from browsers; and 2nd, that VFP6 will support ASP. So, you only need 1 NT server, and all the rest of the machines in the house can be Macs.

Hank