to the site moderator, can i request starting a new forum for visual FoxPro please.
Is that a database? If so put the stuff in the Database Development section. I have also, requested the thread moved to the Forum Feedback section.
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it's a data-centric object-oriented and procedural programming language, and i believe it should have its own sectionOriginally Posted by Nightwalker83
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I don't think the Admin would create a forum for this.
I think, you could post your FoxPro questions in here: http://www.vbforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=74
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At this time I don't believe there would be enough overall community interest to justify a VFP forum.
Sorry.
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Are there any other sites(or forum site) that deals with FoxPro, I mean under developer.com community ?
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I do not believe so. The two forums we have that are most likely to cover FoxPro would be our database forums (http://forums.databasejournal.com/) or the Codeguru forums. Neither of them currently do.
FoxPro is no longer being updated by Microsoft and will lose all support by Microsoft in 2015. As such, it isn't a topic that gets very much demand anymore even.
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ok. Thanks for the info
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I don't believe this
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Vbforums is still my favourite but if you have any vfp questions, i foundAre there any other sites(or forum site) that deals with FoxPro, I mean under developer.com community ?
this a very good resource
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