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I've tried to install Visual Assistant in Eclipse 3.3.1.1 several times. Has anyone actually been able to do this? If so, how. Eclipse keeps complaining of missing this or that... "Life Is Good!

If you want to read/write VFP tables look at https://javadbf.dev.java.net/. They have a free class that does just such a thing. I haven't used it but perhaps it will get you started. Be sure to check the version of VFP tables it will read/write! "Life Is Good!

There are literally hundreds of jobs listed for java. As I am working on getting into the java programming field I am looking for where to invest my hours for maximum return. All comments welcome. "Life Is Good!

I have the CONTEXT editor. I agree, it a good product. I also have "Thinking in Java" which seems to be a very good starting point. I have installed Eclipse and worked with it some. It seems to have a steep learning curve of its own. Has anyone tried the Spring framework or BlueJ? I have a...

I am interested in learning java with the goal of getting a job programming in it. In everyones humble opinion, what would be the best path to take to get there? Which IDE to learn, which libraries, etc, etc. "Life Is Good!

Thanks Doug, Tamar and Bart! I'll be going over everything suggested as I make this voyage. I truly appreciate your help on this! Greg "Life Is Good!

For years i've had to work in FPW 2.6 for my job. I now need to come up to speed on VFP 9 to have marketable skills. What is the best way to go about this? What books, videos, online classes, etc? Time is of the essence on this! Thanks, as always... "Life Is Good!

The date on the prg is 5/14/06, fxp is 10/27/06. I guess my real question is why do I need to recompile an app that was shipped with freshly compiled progs. In any case, recompiling worked, of course. Thanks for the reply. "Life Is Good!

Using VFP 9 SP1, when I open the debugger and try to load a prog into the trace window from a subdirectory I get ye olde "Source is not available." I have dilligently set the path using "set path to..." and still, the same results. I've tried using the FoxPro and Debugger frames, no change...

A long story short: One of our XPpro machines is running its services from its E: drive rather than the C: drive. How to change this? "Life Is Good!

I appreciate the help but as fortune would have it i've already been there and done that. Meaning i've been to the website suggested and looked at the shutdown setting in secpol. Thanks again though! "Life Is Good!

I have a user running XPp sp2 on a non-dual boot system. It takes 2 minutes after clicking shutdown from the start menu for the shutdown menu to display. I've already made sure the system is not clearing the pagefile and i've killed every running task I think I safely can. Still, it takes 2...

Fixed using your first suggestion of Control Panel, etc. I appreciate the help. "Life Is Good!

Using Vista Home on notebook. In WordPad or Notetab when I mouse over the text area the mouse cursor disappears. I've looked for a setting but have not found one. Can anyone help with this simple question? "Life Is Good!

Well,I fixed my own problem! I forgot to check the config file and the work directory, etc, was pointing at the root directory. Changed it an Shazam! FPW26 lives! "Life Is Good!

I want to run FPW 2.6 on my notebook. Its a Toshiba with Visa Home installed. I get the following message: "Cannot create program workspace. File Access Denied." Someone else in the universe must have solved this little problem. I haven't had the time to really tinker with it. All help...

This problem is now solved. Thanks to all who responded. "Life Is Good!

The "Webpage Can Not Be Found" page is displayed. I've used and not used host headers. The IP is/was in the list. "Life Is Good!

Yes, and all the other forms I can think of. "Life Is Good!

I've had the website's address the same as the computers IP and had the website's address set to "All Unassigned." Neither works when I try to browse using the IP address. No problem if I use the machine name. "Life Is Good!