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Default No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 03:14 AM





What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?

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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM





jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM


jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM


jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM


jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM


jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM


jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM


jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM


jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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Default Re: No More Foxpro? - 08-27-2008 , 07:39 AM


jonathon (AT) distantworld (DOT) com wrote:
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What is the point? Foxpro is a great product but it has no future.
Apparently ACCESS is the flagship or Visual Basic. Why invest in
something that is dead?
Precisely.


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