Hi John!

>I think Ed needs to convince his clientele to upgrade the OS.

I agree. I just wanted to make the point that it isn't a dead black or white issue. It's a risk, but so is everything. Some things take time and some folks are resistent. I have a couple of Win 3.11 applets that were never supported on NT and quit being supported after 98. They are running on 2000 and XP because they are very simple, well-mannered applets. My intent was to say that it is possible, not in any way to suggest it is a good idea. Thanks for the opportunity to clarify.

pamela



>Hi Pamela!
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>VFP8 development platform won't work under Win95, however, most runtime applications will. It's really dicey, though. Not only is this OS not supported by us, it's not supported by most newer applications MS and otherwise.
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>>Because it is not supported, does not mean that it won't run. If the application does not use some of the newer features provided by VFP8 that require the services of the newer operating systems you should be okay.
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>>pamela
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>>>Does VFP 8 run on windows 95? I have some clients that are running on some old boxes and vfp7 seemed to work just fine from some of my testing.
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>>>From: Ed