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2. CaptainC... 889,901
3. ramrom 249,664
4. fcaranda... 174,992
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Programming life without FoxPro!!!

Zone: FoxPro Database

Tags: foxpro

As most of you have known, Microsoft decided to stop building on Visual FoxPro beyond 9.0. As you can read from the fox users who have signed and still signing the petitions, it's hard to move to another programming language simply because FoxPro is the best.

If there was no FoxPro, what programming language would you use and why?

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: CaptainCyril

Solution Provided By: CarlWarner

Participating Experts: 8

Solution Grade: A

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