I've created another progress bar class. This one is designed to look like the Windows XP progress bar and provide some other useful features.

The grid control in Visual FoxPro is one of the most powerful controls I've ever had the pleasure of working with. It would get my pick as favorite control. Here's an entry that contains a good grid tip and a calendar class for use in Visual FoxPro.

William Sanders of Electronic Filing Group posted a heads-up out on ProFox about a new service available on TechRepublic for bloggers.

Andrew MacNeill of AKSEL Solutions has asked that members of the Visual FoxPro Community send him some "Fox Quotes". If you are able to, I encourage you to do so.

There are a number of undocumented functions and commands in Visual FoxPro. Every now and then we hear of them... sometimes they're useful, sometimes they're not, and sometimes they're just interesting.

After having read a post on Calvin Hsia's weblog, I decided to try my hand at creating a useful rubberband selection class for Visual FoxPro. This entry is the culmination of that effort.

Skinning Visual FoxPro forms is a pretty straightforward affair. In this entry, I show a simple, yet effective, way to skin Visual FoxPro forms. You can also create and implement your own skin with the help of this example.

Decided to try my hand at creating a splitter class for use on Visual FoxPro 9.0 forms.

I've begun playing around with Visual FoxPro's ReportPreview project. Eventually this should culminate in advanced print preview capabilities... ReportPreviewEx is my first stab at improving the stock print preview that comes with Visual FoxPro 9.0.

I wanted to be able to utilize SetWindowsHookEx from within Visual FoxPro, so I created an FLL. Here I provide the download link for the FLL and a couple examples of its use in Visual FoxPro.