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How do i make a .prg file in Foxpro as multiuser or client server mode/

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I have an application running under Foxpro.It is created on stand alone pc having different modules.
What is required is create the Application as multiuser on client server achitecture and i want that some .prg files should not work for some users and some should work for any kind of users.

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Foxpro is not a client server development tool. Thats why the question is there. Secondly we have spent friend 2 years for development and we dont migrate to to new technology.
As it will waste lot of time. So we are in lloking for the optimized solution.Like sharing the software across the machines and then enabling or disabling the menus.
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Interesting how Microsoft duplicates similar topics...
My link (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa977187(VS.71).aspx) was for VFP 8
Above link from Andrew is for VFP 7

One more exists for VFP 9.2: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zcehys9z(VS.80).aspx and it seems to be the most current.

In addition to above links Microsoft is publishing exactly same topic "for .NET 3.5": http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zcehys9z.aspx

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