>It is quite valid. You may want to check out their web site (see my previous message). Following is a quote from one of Charles Blankenship's messages posted to the free Codebook Web support forum at www.leafe.com/cb3/forum/.
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>"Send the page (one of the last ones that says get a free magazine for your
>opinion) to the following address and I'll give you the information you need to
>download these files. Include a business card if you can scrounge one up.
>Software Assets of Virginia, Inc.
>2109 Silbert RoadKent Park
>Norfolk, VA 23509-2126
>Atten: Free Codebook Offer"
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>>>>I'm new to VFP and was wondering if there are any good frameworks out there to download? Why re-invent the wheel, right. If so, where can I get it?
>>>>Thanks
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>>>Greg,
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>>>If you decide to purchase the Codebook (for approx. $39.95) you can send one of the pages in the back of the book (to prove ownership) to C.T. Blankenship at SAVI (www.savvysolutions.com) and he will send you an updated copy of the Codebook framework, with some great enhancements, for free.
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>>Steve,
>> Is this a valid thing?? I have a copy of the Codebook we recently bought for someone here in my office to look at for a framework..
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>>What is the procedure we need to go thru for this??
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>>Thanx!
>>
>>Tony Miller
>>Vancouver, Wa

Is the codebook framework working well on VFP5.0 instead of 3.0? Most of the ohter frameworks are written for 3.0 too. Would there be any problem if I use them and change them on 5.0?

Are the source codes given for the rest of the frameworks mentioned? If there are bugs in the framework, how can we overcome them? Wait for the developers to solve them?

At the moment I am creating my own framework. I wonder what is the learning curve like and how much benefits I can get from commercial framework?
Any suggestion?