I wish Michel would enable blockquote in here *s*

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>How do you position Visual FoxPro in relation to Microsoft Access?
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>Microsoft Access, the database in Office, is the most broadly used and easiest-to-learn database tool that Microsoft offers. If you are new to databases, if you are building applications that take advantage of Office, or if you want an interactive product with plenty of convenience, then choose Access. Visual FoxPro is a powerful rapid application development (RAD) tool for creating relational database applications. If you are a database developer who builds applications for a living and you want ultimate speed and power, then choose Visual FoxPro.
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>The URL is http://msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/prodinfo/qa.asp
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>Perhaps your boss should see this?
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>>I asked my supervisor about if I could attend to the GLGDW 2001 conference coming up in Milwaukee (and I live in Milwaukee). She replied with "maybe next year" and pointed out that she felt the need to move more into Office, and mention start using Access. Because "everyone" in our dept (but me) uses Office, ahh man! I would advise her to move into Visual Studio, but we got lots of boys, yes, I said boys, so they are not ready to take meat? I did one application in Access97 and it was nothing great (but done and in working order to their liking). My fault that I took a break on sending out resumes... I send 3 out yesterday.
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>>Chuck