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Add my support 100% for this. Really there are two seperate user
communitys, developers and end users. My clients don't care how the app
runs, but when they have to shell out $300+ for a database, and they don't
know or care what a database program is, it takes a bit of salesmanship.
The capability to create and modify programs,files,screens, etc is
completely separate from the ability to use an application which uses the
screens,programs, files, etc. The easier it is to sell applications, the
more developers will buy the expensive PRO version.
– Whapping! from Los Angeles…. Peter Bradley