>Hi,
>I just recently graduated from college and I'm finally having to get out into the real world. I got a job programming in VFP, but I know nothing at all about it. Actually I don't know squat about any visual language. I am familar with C++ and Cobol only. So my question is what is the best method of learning VFP and what is the best book for someone who knows nothing about VFP. I need your help fast my boss has already dumped an old project on me. So please help!!!!!

You've come to the right place! Try from among the following:

1. Join as a PUTM - I think that is Preferred Universal Thread Member. Check out all of the FAQs and goodies on this site

2. Go to www.hentzenwerke.com and buy 1 or more books. This is the VFP equivalent of the "old" O'Reilly, which was, (maybe still is?) the defacto source for documentation for Unix.

3. Sign up for one of the conferences to be held this fall.

-- Larry