>If I understand correctly you write applications for a vertical market?
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>Why would making it with VFP make a difference. Unless there are things that can't be done and .Net is the solution.
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>I'm wondering because I'm working on a vertical market application and the use OF VFP has no importance (yet). What is important is that the application is working like it's supposed to work and the price is right.
Using VFP may (or may not) have the following two advantages:
1) If you currently know VFP better than .NET, than it will be faster to develop in VFP.
2) .NET has higher requirements for the client. This might be relevant especially if you sell to Third World Countries. You simply CANNOT expect all Bolivian customers, for example, to have at least 1 GHZ, and 256 MB RAM.
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