>Kevin,
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>>>With that being said, you probably will also enjoy working with a .NET front end, once you walk up the learning curve, which really is not very steep for simple things.
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>>One chap on here said that he found it quite a PITA using C#.Net to rewrite a fox app.
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>>What are the "real" differences?
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>I said not very steep for simple things. :-) I have mostly used VB .NET so far and have not touched C# yet. I put together a simple internal app to allow the user to navigate to a directory, then quickly create thumbnail versions of all the image files in that directory.
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>That was just a couple of hours time, including searching in the .NET Framework for the correct classes and methods in the Graphics namespace and figuring out what class to use for the directory lookup.
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>Creating an entire business application, with a good object-oriented design and multiple tiers may require a little more effort. :-)

I was worried you will say that :)

Thanks
Kev