>You are shifting the point from a windows application to webforms. Not the other way arround

>No....IE - part of windows... You OTOH, tried to limit this one installing the .NET framework on the client.

>Regardless, I would never tether myself to clients who refuse to get with the times. Yet another reason why it is good to not be tied to the Fox-Box. i.e., I follow the best advise George Goley gave...when your clients don't keep up....it is time to find new clients...

Your point is insignificant then. My rule is: when clients refuse to work on reasonable up to date hardware. It is time to move on...

Anyways, VFP runs way better on modest hardware than .NET.

You´ve got no point here.

Walter,