VFP9 is by far the best version of FoxPro for Windows ever created. If you're not using it, get to it as fast as possible.
Latest VFP9 (10-16-2007):
Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9.0 Service Pack 2.0
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=a28ddec6-ba3c-49d0-8176-8c0b3fca06d1&displaylang=enVirtual FoxPro User Group (VFUG) Officer,
http://www.vfug.org/ ,
mailto:Carl AT VFUG.Org OR mailto:vfprocks AT gmail.com
Editor of the free VFUG online newsletter from 1997-2001. [Everything at VFUG is free after you join, for free.)
If you are a Fox developer and are not yet using VFP9, go to the following links to get the extensive free PDF files online that details all of the new areas of VFP9 (you may want to upgrade sooner rather than later):
CoDeFocus: Sedna: Beyond Visual FoxPro 9 (4.48Mb -- 52 pages)
http://www.code-magazine.com/focus//Milos_DocumentManagement_DownloadFileAttachment.aspx?id=0afe730a-9f1a-4182-8666-d8c8bde183b0CoDeFocus: VFP9.0 (6.27Mb -- 68 pages)
http://www.code-magazine.com/downloads/VFP9Focus.pdfCoDeFocus: VFP8.0 (11.0Mb -- 72 pages)
http://www.code-magazine.com/Milos_DocumentManagement_DownloadFileAttachment.aspx?id=6139c1ca-cd27-4362-8c6d-05ceb1951fc9Once you have the PDF onscreen, be sure to save the copy locally so you can view it again without having to download these fairly big PDF files.
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Fox user since dumping dBase III Plus for FoxBASE+. dBase II worked OK on my Osborne 1.
Most of working life spent in the Supply Chain Management portion of the engineering/procurement/co
nstruction
industry, specializing in piping materials and facilitating faster and more accurate material take-off and quantification to support construction requirements through custom computerized database applications. Developed a company-wide database of project piping materials with strict adherance to industry-wide specifications. Most projects worked on were pulp and paper mill projects, but also worked on many other projects from refuse-to-energy plants to a nuclear power plant.
Microsoft MVP, Visual FoxPro (2001-2008)
An expert is a has-been drip under pressure.
