Ken,
I don't know what else to say but, Thank you!
Great news all arround.
Ken, you and the VFP team have done a wonderful job and I can't believe how hard you been working to promote VFP.
In my opinion, VFP is pretty damm close to having everything you need to make apps look and work like they really belong in Windows. In the past, (pre vfp8) it was hard to get apps to look and work like other Windows apps. It was hard to get that polished look. Not any more.
The only thing left is more control of the report writer and previewer and you guys are working on that. Hopefully you'll put some type of clickable objects in the preview so we can do Drill Down Reports, as well as give us control over which options/dialogs are displayed in the Reports menus.
Thanks again.
For anyone whose interested, you can take a look at the most current release of our software. We just finished rewriting in VFP 8sp1.
It's a Trainig Records Management program written specifically for Fire & EMS organizations.
It was originally written in Fp Dos, Moved to Fp26 Win, VFP 5 and now VFP8. We're looking foward to taking it to 9 as soon as it's ready.
http://www.certright.comLong Live the Fox.
Jim McConnell
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