Thanks Bob.

I have used intellisense with VB and Interdev, and found it to be very useful, it does save having to call up the help everytime you want the syntax.

Kev

>Views are all Biast. Truth is nothing more than an impression which one holds true.
>That being said, here is my Truth, (biast as it may be )
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>The Biggest reason for me is the time saving features of intellsense. Personally I have found using intellsense more functions and undocumented functions of active x controls and dll then I would have been able to find using other methods. The automatic tool tips which pop up when writing code, telling you all the parameters avail when you start to write code is a real time saver. i.e. do you really remeber the syntax of Adir() I know I can't remember the syntax of every command, now with intellesense I type adir( and in a tooltip the the parameter list pops up. No more going to help to find it.
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>Most of the other 'new' features really just simplify the workings of the programmer like set textmerge to mvar its nice, but... but worh an upgrade. (I dont think so) creating a RW cursor with sql statment, in one line of code, also nice, but not a really big thing. Screen enhancements like mouse over and mouse leave and ht tracking, Can add some flash to your 'forms'. Necessary No.
>Anetresources() is a nice thing to have in a network enviroment where you can get shared printer names from your domain.
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>I have both VFP 7 and VFP 6 installed on my personal machine, I find that no longer want to with VFP 6, just because of the intellsense feature alone. That alone (no matter how small) is a true time saver.
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>>Hi
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>>Can someone give me their views on VFP7 and whether they feel it really is worth moving from VFP6 - at the moment.
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>>Can I have some views on this please, honest ones, not biast ones.
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>>Thanks
>>Kev