In the US, it can be purchased from the normal resellers. I assume it's the same in the UK. Look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/prodinfo/levels.asp for information on the different levels. The incremental price difference between full VFP8 and MSDN Professional isn't very much.


>Craig
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>Where can you get an MSDN in the UK? which one would I need? (only using VFP for developing desktop application) and how much do they cost?
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>John
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>>I've been thinking about the changes in the VFP8 EULA regarding upgrades since last week and what it means to upgrade and I've changed my thinking on this. Upgrading software means that you replace the old with the new. In this sense, the terminology in the new license is correct. In fact, if you go back and read older licenses, they imply the same thing, but it isn't clear cut as it is now. The new license is correct. If you need multiple versions side by side, buy the full version or better yet, get an MSDN subscription.