Stephen,

I do not quite understand what you are trying to say (although your english is infinitely better than any attempt I could make at your language), but I'll have a go at answering your questions.

I have never used Foxweb version 1.x, but from what I gather from other users Foxweb 2.0 is a much better product, is faster, more stable and has functions more suited to generate modern-day websites as opposed to when it was first released in 1995 (I think), when putting Fox on the web was very much in its infancy. 2.0 also works well with VFP 7. I know many users are moving their applications from version 1 to version 2 as soon as possible.

With 2.0, web page generation is easy - you can use static pages, Fox-generated dynamic pages, or template pages using Fox code between ASP-like %% tags. Javascript can be added to pages if required.

Your scripts talk directly to the VFP data engine - no messy ODBC or ADO connections are necessary. Works equally well under IIS and Apache. Very simple to setup and use. Documentation and support are excellent. Choice of ISAPI or CGI implementation. Very reasonably priced. I thoroughly recommend it for anyone wanting to create interactive sites using Fox data.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes,
Alan