Archive for May, 2005

Chicken Little and VFP

Posted on May 24, 2005. Filed under: Visual FoxPro |

I couldn’t agree more with David Stevenson’s editorial in the March edition of FoxTalk. Basically he says to the Fox worriers, be Fox warriors instead.
Stop wasting time lamenting the demise of VFP (which we’ve been expecting for the last 3 years now…) and instead get out and use it to make money. I get deflated [...]

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Sydney VFP UG on tomorow night

Posted on May 24, 2005. Filed under: Visual FoxPro |

Just a reminder that the VFP UG is on again at 6:30pm tomorrow (Wednesday) night.
See you there.
Details of topics, speakers and location at www.svfpug.com.au

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Chicken Little and VFP

Posted on May 24, 2005. Filed under: Visual FoxPro |

I couldn’t agree more with David Stevenson’s editorial in the March edition of FoxTalk. Basically he says to the Fox worriers, be Fox warriors instead.Stop wasting time lamenting the demise of VFP (which we’ve been expecting for the last 3 years now…) and instead get out and use it to make money. I get deflated [...]

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Sydney VFP UG on tomorow night

Posted on May 24, 2005. Filed under: Visual FoxPro |

Just a reminder that the VFP UG is on again at 6:30pm tomorrow (Wednesday) night.See you there.Details of topics, speakers and location at www.svfpug.com.au

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Horses for courses

Posted on May 4, 2005. Filed under: Visual FoxPro |

We had to write a quick app for a client the other day. I wrote most of it over a weekend and then wrapped it up in InstallShield so the client could download it from our web site and install it.
Their requirements very simple (this app only had 5 tables, 5 forms and 6 output [...]

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Horses for courses

Posted on May 4, 2005. Filed under: Visual FoxPro |

We had to write a quick app for a client the other day. I wrote most of it over a weekend and then wrapped it up in InstallShield so the client could download it from our web site and install it.
Their requirements very simple (this app only had 5 tables, 5 forms and 6 output [...]

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