>>>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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>>>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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>>This thread gave me a good smile. Regarding your actual questions, as far as I'm aware VFP applications cannot be run on WindowsCE.
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>Colin,
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>Admittedly, the original posted did have a twofold purpose. I didn't know whether or not VFP could run under Windows CE, and now I do. So purpose one was fulfilled.
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>You've indicated, at least for yourself, that the second purpose has been fulfilled as well.
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>BTW, just so everyone's aware, the first part of this is *not* a joke. It was reported in the Business section of yesterday's Atlanta Journal.

To add to the humerous fray. If the AutoPC contols the car alarm it will probably be riddled with General Protection Faults :-)