Ajoy,
Don’t load SP2 Beta if you are planning on shipping the compiled application
as it is liable to change. 

Unless you have a specific problem which is solved in SP2, which is hardly
likely as you will be new to VFP9, then stay away from it until the final
release.

Dave Crozier


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Subject: VFP9

Hi Guys

Just got my copy of VFP 9. I just installed VFP & Installshield. Plus SP1.
Do I need to load anything as SP2 appears to be BETA.


Ajoy Khaund
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