Also, web. IMHO, VFP's string processing speed and capabilities go a long way in making this a great web tool.
>>>Well, my point was that on that one page(http://msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/prodinfo/qa.asp) they are honestly talking about the strengths of VFP over VB, VC++, and Access. That's different than >
>>>what I've seen before.
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>>Hello Claude,
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>>You may have never seen it <g>, but it is not new. That language was there for the VFP 6 product...
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>Except the stuff about VFP 7.0, which apparently was added on 6/21/2001. The site contains a very fair description of VFP and it's abilities. From a client-server developer's viewpoint it positions VFP on top of their other products mentioned.