The link is broken... :o(

>>Thanks for the info Paul. Yes, personally, my choice would be VFE but my coworkers are leaning towards CodeMine. Even though I have the most experience with VFE, I'm always open to learning new tools if it will be beneficial in the longrun. I'm also comfortable with the idea of learning a new framework since I have already learned one in the past easily. Not having used a framework themselves, my coworkers are basing their decision right now on the wiki comparison chart (that definitely needs to be updated by each framework company) and the trial download available of CodeMine (which there is none for MM and VFE). Ideally, a side-by-side demo of all three would be available.
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>The sample app. download for MM's should still be available.
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>http://www.oakleafsd.com/Download Files/sample.zip
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>Or are you looking for more? Personally, I wouldn't only depend on the Wiki chart to compare frameworks. It's a good start, but I don't think "feature checklists" do any of the frameworks justice.
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>Personally, I'd probably just buy a copy of all three on a credit card and spend a few days comparing them. Then just get a refund on whichever ones you decide you don't want - that way it doesn't cost you anything out of pocket.