I second everything you said Frank. IMO, VFP7 is so powerful that even if it were to disapear one day, i could still write with it the most sophisticated apps for many years to come...


>>Where should I start looking?
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>We use West-Wind WConnect. Really great. VFP7 and Wconnect together
>are a combination to easily create powerful and stunningly fast
>applications at low cost (compared to most client/server databases)
>
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>>Also some of my colleagues are worried about using Visual Foxpro to develop the new system because the uncertain future of VFP.
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>I am working with Fox since 1994. Since that time and even before
>we had theese rumors. And I have to tell You, I am fed up of that.
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>If more people would just buy VFP instead of thinking years about
>the maybe's there would not be any reason to discuss about that at all
>anymore. BTW VFP 8 is just in production.
>The internet and all techniques that come with it are developing so fast (just think of WebServices) that if You develop an application today It might be outdated within three years anyway.
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>And even even even even if if if there will be no new version.
>VFP7 is a fantastic product and You could still carry on producing
>if noone would produce it anymore.
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>So just do it!