>These guys have been looking for a vfp programmer for a while....
>it may be a little bit of a drive though
>http://www.atcoproductsinc.com/customerservice/employment.htm

They might let you do the bulk of work from your home -office - when I talked to the contact (he was nice x-clipper person - wasn't he!) it seemed that if you could demonstrate you're game - he would be open to almost anything that helped production. You will probably need a few days on site for orientation and bonding. You will [probably] have to go on site for installs and design reviews - but as long as you can assure them you can meet schedules - they will probably leave it up to you as to the necessity of being on-site!

I asked the contact, after saying it seemed they were getting good service from their Clipper App, why they wanted to change? Propects place a lot of pride and trust in their legacy apps. Demonstrating a little admiration and respect for a legacy solution is [a] positive reinforcement:-)