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October 17th, 2007, 04:01 AM
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Visual Foxpro 9.0?
hi
i have been working with ms access for few years can any body guide me wheater visual fox pro 9 or above is good tool to use for RAD plz help in shoret Is VFP is realiable?
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October 17th, 2007, 05:14 PM
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Yes, VFP9 is a very reliable, mature and stable RAD, data-centric development tool -- perfect for medium and small sized business-type applications.
There is a huge community of loyal FoxPro developers, many of which would be delighted to help you out with whatever questions you may have. For more info, you might want to review my blog (google: "tod means fox") as well as these other great resources (to name a few): (I guess I can't post links, so google these): Tod means Fox Foxite Fox Wikis West Wind Universal Thread
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