>Actually, from what I've heard discussed on-line, VFP makes an excellent all-round tool for many mid-sized to even "large" applications. You might be interested in some of the background reports available on MS's site. Here's one on VFP:
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>http://www.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/prodinfo/background/vfpbgrnd.htm
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>Plus, have you checked the UT library?
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>>Can any one suggest me for choosing the development tool interface :
>...snip

Actually, I have been wondering as to how easy FoxPro is to learn. I am familiar with dBase and Clipper, both xBase languages. I'm also very familiar with VB and Access. What sort of a learning curve would I be looking at and where would you recommend starting?

Regards,

Hugo