>Graig,
>Thank you for the URLs. I now have a starting point.
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>Our job is to do a post mortem review and ascertain their options. This client has gone through two consulting companies and a lot of money.
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>How about a little more help on my other questions. By your web site, it looks like you have some experience with Codebook and COMCodebook. Our new customer was sold on the fact that VFP could run on a LAN/WAN. Their needs are to have the app run in several offices in California. As we both know WAN and VFP don't mix unless its running a C/S backend or an n-tier version to pass the data. What are the issues in changing out the framework to COMCodebook?
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Much of that depends on how strictly Codebook was followed. There should be business rules, etc in non-visual classes. If they've done that faithfully, it shouldn't be too terrible difficult. Just map the methods across.

However, knowing how traditional VFP apps were created, there is probably lots of business and validation rules in the UI, which will make a conversion more problematic.