Bill;

Our next goal should be to teach IT Professionals, the decision-makers specifically, to learn how to read. Next we should teach them how to make good business decisions. Hope I do not sound negative but why not have an impossible goal? :)

Tom




>Visual Foxpro received a three paragraph reference in the April 2002 edition of e-Business Advisor. Written by Advisor Technical Editor Steve Caudill, the article is named "(Re)Discover Software Assets".
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>There is a sidebar to the main article titled "Overlooked Gems in Microsoft Office XP, Visual FoxPro and Microsoft Windows 2000 Server". Visual FoxPro is given a pretty glowing reference.
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>The article starts as follows:
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>"Microsoft Visual FoxPro (VFP) has come a long way since its days as a dBASEIII+ superclone. However, I'm not sure everyone's noticed. Too many people relegate Visual FoxPro to a departmental database. They don't realize you can apply just about all of its legendary performance and ease of development to just about any size database project -- using any relational database system as the back end..."
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>Analysis: Amen.
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>Bill Anderson