>>It worked out very well.
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>>>Were your Mac users running an actual VFP Mac interface, or a WWWC web interface to a VFP application on an NT or Win2000 server?
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>>Every user runs nothing more than a web browser and Acrobat Reader. FoxPro runs on an NT or 2000 server running IIS
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>So, you aren't actually using VFP Mac. The criticisms of VFP Mac made by others and alluded to by me would not apply.

VFP Mac problems would not apply.

For the most part, you are just feeding HTML to a browser and fulfilling requests that come from a browser. You don’t necessarily care what OS the browser is running on.
There are a few behavioral issues that are a little flaky on the MAC browser. They are manageable. My guess would be that a VFP / WebConnect app accessed by a MAC would be faster than a FileMaker app running on the MAC.

It’s not uncommon for us to send 5000 OPTIONs to a list box when someone is clicking around the system. (With fixed width font | separated columns in each line)
Performance is pretty much a non issue.