>Michael,
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>Thanks for this. I have absolutely no experience of running a vfp app via a web browser...do you have any suggestions as to books, courses etc I can use to get up to speed on this?
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>Thanks
>
>Bob
First, let me says that you will not be able to run your existing application on the small handheld screen whatever your do - you will simply have to redsign your screens in HTML for the small screen if you go this way.

Second, you'll find that moving portions of your application to the web can be an advantage if you see your application moving in that direction anyway. If you think this will never happen - think again (s) but if you're REALLY convinced it will never happen, you should probably go with CASL or SatelliteForms.

To learn more about using VFP to create web apps, I'd suggest Rick Strahl's book "Internet Applications with Visual FoxPro 6":
http://www.hentzenwerke.com/catalogavailability/intvfp.htm

It helps you understand the process of making it work with VFP and IIS.

HTH