>>>>>I read in yesterday's newpaper that Microsoft and Intel are combining to produce a PC for automobiles, using the Windows CE OS. Given that certain announced functions will be data intensive (navagation systems, for example). It'll be interesting to see what, if any role, FoxPro has in this area. As a matter of curiousity, I'm wondering if there's currently any VFP software being produced for Windows CE?
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>>Nope....C and VB only. Windows CE systems are VERY limited in resources...no way they'd support VFP (and no way MS would allow VFP into WinCE...they hate us, remember?)
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>>>>>As a side note (and also to demonstrate how twisted I really am), this really ought to give new meaning (and horrifying implications) to the term "computer crash".
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>>>>You'll also have to get used to driving along and having the car just stop for no reason. You'll start it back up and be on your way and never give it a momeents thought! <vbg>
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>>>It's now safe to turn off your car!!!
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>>Oh great......
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>>Are you sure you want to:
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>>1) Shut down the auto
>>2) Restart the auto
>>3) Shut down all functions and log in as a different driver.
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>What? No, "Restart the auto in MS-DOS mode"?

Exactly my question, George. But wouldn't it be something like GM-MODE, or FORD-MODE to get back to pure "car"?