And all this time I thought UT was entirely VFP and WestWind.

Thanks.
I just started to discover .NET (C#) about 2 months ago. Just started writing a POS system for my wife's business... actually converting it from VFP. I don't know if I like it or not. I guess whether I like it or not really doesn't matter. It's just another option in the big Microsoft world.

Anyways, to answer your question... my guess is you're using VFP data engine.



>>It seems little unusual to me that I have yet met anyone who is actually using .NET to make a living, maybe except for michel fournier.
>
>Interesting! I just discovered that thread so I thought I'd share some info.
>
>.NET, yes, a big world that a lot of companies are using or studying. For me, on the behalf of the Universal Thread and Level Extreme, I could say that I am using it for:
>
>1. Universal Thread Web Service - built entirely in .NET as it provides better code management on the server and allows better functionalities inside it
>
>2. Universal Thread Web Service client samples to use it from the .NET environment in order to assure its ongoing running
>
>3. User Group Web site management (MFUG, SSMUG) - built entirely in ASP.NET making use of UT for its data feeding
>
>4. UT .NET forum - soon to be as used as VFP forum so we look forward to its ongoing evolution as well in order to continue to respond to the developers community
>
>5. Level Extreme client projects for the delivery of specific Web Services
>
>6. Personal studying to continue my improve my .NET knowledge
>
>In all that, guess what is the backend data engine and what other development environment are we using to complete it?