Does VMF build the same type of user interface as VE ? I am using the current version of VE, I like the product but the lack of documentation and support is a real drawback.
Ian

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>>>Yes, I've been using the commercial version for a few months, and highly recommend it. (I've also written VFP applications with 'no' framework and with Visual Extend).
>> Darren,
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>> What wasw your experience with viual extend?
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>>Ian
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>There's virtually no documentation, so I'd have to trace through their code to figure anything out. They have a rich set of extended properties and methods, but only cursory description of what they're for. (VMF is well-documented).
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>They had no support for remote views (I don't know if they've fixed this in a later version).
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>I find VMF to be much more robust than VE, but again that might be because I missed some of VE's features due to poor documentation.
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>(I used VE for six months, VMF for three)