Hi All,

Been working happily with VFP7 for years and not found a reason to

upgrade. Now need to do a report with multiple detail bands so the new

reporter looks ideal. Just checking out versions of VFP9 and the

upgrade version is cheaper, but come across conflicting information

about which version you can upgrade from. Just want to check if anyone

here has upgraded from a version before 8.

While I am looking at this I might as well look into alternative

reporters like:

- Stonefield query

- Crystal reports

- XFRX

etc

Any recommendations or comments on the above?

Thanks,

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