>Hi;
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>I don't know if VS.Net will be better than DreamWeaver for VFP/SQL - I probably won't install it 'till it's finally released. I suspect it'll be OK for SQL. A client recently used ASP.Net to put together an in-house app in two weeks which I coulda put together in two days using DreamWeaver, VFP7 and WebConnect.
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>So... I cannot speak to .NET yet - but DreamWeaver really allows you to create great visually designed pages, and easily insert ASP or VFP scripting into them.
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>I share your assessment of FrontPage. It really adds a lot of garbage to the HTML, and requires those bulky server extensions ... yech.

What's even cooler is using Fireworks to design your page's visual aspects and exporting them to Dreamweaver, then add your script. Frontpage is a Mac truck in that regard. IMO