>>This is good information. It has got me think in a different light. Before, I was searching my local area for clients by approaching them directly. But that was before the internet took off. Now I can see that there are sites out there that will do the searching for me. The RentACoder site looks vary interesting, and I plan to use it from now on.
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>Just checked out RentACoder...wish I had thought of that concept a few years ago.
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>I was surfing around their site and I can't believe what some clients believe is fair. The one Foxpro request that wants all that work done, but their maximum accepted bid is only $300. Even billing middle-of-the-road rates it would be more like $3,000 to do all that. They probably just don't realize what it takes.
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>BTW, got your information and will work on it some over the weekend...


You are a great guy.

Even though I am a great believer in FoxPro, I find it harder and harder to find work in it. That is why I am shifting the more marketable languages. Sorry, every one else. But truth is real. Foxpro is still a great language, but the lack of marketing has killed it. We, the developers, sould be the marketers, if we truly believe that the language has a future, we should be doing the marketing. MS has it head up it a$$ about .Net, and feel that any other language they support do not respect thier time and money...

Enough ranting. It has been a long and stressful day.

My 1 cents.

Greg