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>>I agree VFP will not take advantage of multiple processors, it also will not take advantage of a single processor. It is up to us as developers to leverage the many different ways that VFP can do something so that our solutions take advantage of single, multiple; processors, disks, servers, etc.
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>Since a VFP application is not multi-threaded, it cannot take advantage of multiple processors. You can create a multi-threaded DLL in VFP, but that alone still isn't enough. You need to host the DLL in COM+, but again, it will be the OS that takes advantage of multiple processors, not VFP.

VFP’s thread management or lack thereof is hardly germane to the query at hand.

If I have four VFP processes running on four CPU's I will get much better throughput, than four processes running on one CPU. If you choose to limit your perspective to threads, then that is your prerogative.