I half agree and half disagree Grig.

I have started work in C# but one of my biggest moans is I hate SQL. If a

DBF like thing, as in free to use and not requiring an SQL expert to follow

you around, was about I would go the whole way and forget VFP. But there is

nothing that costs less than VS2010.

Allen

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The best way to build .NET applications is to build them in .NET from

scratch. Anything else is just improvisation.

Same rationale applies to conversion from FPD to VFP and I'm pretty sure you

guys agree with me here. Although FPD apps run under VFP, all you get is FPD

performance and features. If you want the best of VFP, build it in VFP.

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