Like I said to Martin... the answer to anyone that ever asks about making their app available via the internet is to recreate it using html (either using a framework (west-wind,afp,etc), asp, asp.net, etc). I always bring up terminal solutions because I think it is a great solution for some cases. And you should make your decisions based on the need.

If you have a small office that has 10-20 users, is it necessary to invest in html technologies, and recreate an existing application and not actually get anything more than what you have? Then have to support an existing application (does not have to be VFP, could be anything) and an internet application that does the exact same thing? To a kid with a hammer, everything looks like a nail - and when someone says "internet", the answer is normally html...


>>> You could just run it in Terminal Services, and you'd have it ;-)
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>I realize that this is intended as a joke, but the fact is that a lot of people really think that's the way it works. After all, from a technical point of view, we could also shop at Amazon.com using Terminal Services, right?
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