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.

After my younger brother Daniel alerted me to spam comments that had been posted on my weblog in the last day, I decided to not only rid my blog of the spam, but also try out the newest version of dasBlog. In less than a half hour, all systems were go and I'd won one for the guys in white hats.

I am writing a series of articles for FoxTalk 2.0 regarding GDI+. The first in the series was published online today.

Thanks to Alex Feldstein's and David Stevenson's blogs, I know more about Sedna and have answers to some of my "Beyond Visual FoxPro 9.0" questions. I also marvel at the blogoshpere's power to inform.

I've just finished the beta for a spelling checker for Visual FoxPro. I thought it might be worth putting it on my blog.

I just finished reading an entry in Craig Bailey's blog entitled "VFP Solution Explorer" that gave me a heads up to a project that Scott Scovell and presumably Craig are working on.