>>...and then there is Renaud, VFP 4.0.
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>John,
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>I added "199? Visual FoxPro 4.0 (It existed?). Its prerelease codename was Renaud.". Could you tell some more about it? I didn't know about a VFP 4.0.
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>Fernando

Just realized my explanation was ambiguous. There was never a released version called VFP 4. What started out to be VFP 4 in the beta process ended up becoming VFP 5, as Microsoft decided to synchronize the version numbers for VB, VC++ and VFP.

This sort of thing is why the Fox team refers to VFP.Next, instead of VFP 8.

Tamar