And one of the best parts of having a browser front end would be that I can develop help files in html instead of struggling with Windows help. I'm glad you mentioned West Wind. I've thought of them as just connecting VFP with a browser; I didn't realize that their products would help with other back ends such as SQL.

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>I am working through the manual that comes with WebConnect from West-Wind. Needless to say, I am quite pleased with it so far. I am using it to develop web applications for our intranet. We have many VFP applications that run on Novell servers, and I am going to migrate them to our intranet. This is primarily by necessity because we have so many NW servers that moving the front-end to a browser makes them server independent for all our users. The back end for all the data will be mostly VFP and some Oracle.