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>>>I've been following this thread and I'm curious . . . do you think it could be hardware dependent?
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>>>Bill
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>>I doubt if memory type would make a difference, maybe marginally. However, a K6 vs. a P5 might. One might handle logical ops better than math. This still wouldn't explain why he got different results when he switched the physical order. I'm baffled.
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>>BTW, I heard somewhere that we might see snow (or at least flurries) around here (Atlanta area) for Christmas.
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>>George
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>Yeah, it was just a guess since it seems to be inconsistent and the only thing that might be different were the machines. Oh well . . .
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>Hey, would be nice to see a little ( but not too much :-) ) of the white stuff for Christmas. :-)
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>BTW, I was wondering what areas Shaw is using VFP in and what your responsibilities are.
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>Bill

In Chicago (where I'm from) I'd be praying for snow. Here, however, just flurries enough to whiten things up a bit, but still allow the roads to be clear. I've seen enough 4x4s doing 360s with a quarter inch on the ground, and living at the top of a steep hill, I would like to be able to get home.

I work for the contract (commercial) manufacturing division of Shaw. I've got about forty applications running at five local facilties (plus some others in locations as far away as Australia). Mostly, the apps are connected with production tracking. All are network enabled. I'm in the process of developing my own VFP framework to replace the one I had in FPW, but have written a couple of independent projects in VFP. Lotta work.

George