They don't have posters, pens or deskpads, but they do have t-shirts, bags, hats, mousepads and mugs. Colour is possible in the graphic, but the backgrounds are usually limited to white or grey.

Since this is non-profit, I am not worried about making it big. If people want some shirts, they will seek it out.

>I wasn't aware it was your site, but my main 2 suggestions were to have something with more graphic/color, and what I would REALLY be interested is some VFP posters, mouse pads, desk pad (quick reference), or pens.
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>Good luck with this venture,
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>Bob
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>PS: Might be able to work something out with Whil to increase exposure
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>>Hi folks I've had a vfp t-shirt store running for a few months and about 10 people have purchase shirts. Thanks to those people.
>>http://www.cafepress.com/cp/store/store.aspx?storeid=edelay
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>>The problem is that I am completely inept with graphics programs. Would anyone be willing to create some graphics?. In exchange, I could send a t-shirt to the person, if the graphic is used. When I talked to Robert Green about this, we had to avoid copyrighted words, such as FoxPro and Visual FoxPro. Here is the image info for interested people.
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>>http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/help/images.aspx
>>http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/help/products.aspx
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>>My current font/graphic doesn't seem to appeal to most people. Some ideas I would like in graphic form.
>>VFP7
>>VFP Rocks!
>>VFP7 Rocks!
>>Fox Rocks!
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>>Just a note about the store. This is a personal project of mine (not a UT thing). I make 1$ off each item that is sold and will be funnelling the proceeds back into the community. Things such as buying VFP books other items for programmers in developing countries. So far I've made $10US.
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