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Two questions:

1) I am a lone foxpro programmer at a small business with 8 PCs.  The
other employee sometimes want to generate reports.  Is foxfire a worthwhile
product for this?
        a) I need the source code in case I later incorpoate Foxfire into
                my system.
        b) Do you have to buy a copy of Foxfire for each user, or can I
                have it used by all from a server?
        c) Who do I get Foxfire from?

2) My employer needs a VERY flexible expense tracking program.  Does anybody
know of a good user-friendly software program for this, particularly one
written in FoxPro with the _source_code_provided_.

Thanks,
Jason

: Two questions:

: 1) I am a lone foxpro programmer at a small business with 8 PCs.  The
: other employee sometimes want to generate reports.  Is foxfire a worthwhile
: product for this?
:       a) I need the source code in case I later incorpoate Foxfire into
:               my system.
:       b) Do you have to buy a copy of Foxfire for each user, or can I
:               have it used by all from a server?
:       c) Who do I get Foxfire from?

: [ ... ]

As of about 6 months ago, if you buy one copy of the developers version of
Foxfire (which has the source code) you can distribute it internally
within your organization, as part of any application you write.  In order
to sell an application containing Foxfire to outsiders, you would have to
pay per-copy royalties.  You would need one licensed copy of Foxfire per
developer, in any case.

You can order it from any of the usual mail order suspects, or direct
from MicroMega.  They advertize in FoxPro Advisor.

Quote:(jason eric sexton) writes:

>Two questions:

>1) I am a lone foxpro programmer at a small business with 8 PCs.  The
>other employee sometimes want to generate reports.  Is foxfire a
worthwhile
>product for this?
>    a) I need the source code in case I later incorpoate Foxfire into
>            my system.
>    b) Do you have to buy a copy of Foxfire for each user, or can I
>            have it used by all from a server?
>    c) Who do I get Foxfire from?

>2) My employer needs a VERY flexible expense tracking program.  Does
anybody
>know of a good user-friendly software program for this, particularly
one
>written in FoxPro with the _source_code_provided_.

>Thanks,
>Jason

Foxfire comes with Source code in the developer's edition. Single user
an LAN versions are available.

Contact: Micromega Systems, Inc.
    800/453-6655
Compuserve: 73354,1750

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