Provides an overview of the situations and solutions in which to use foundation classes.

Demonstrates the use of a data-bound ActiveX calendar control to enhance data entry in date fields in forms.

Performs a lookup of values in a field to populate a combo box.

Demonstrates options that enable you to navigate within a table and locate data.

Demonstrates the use of advanced querying options in a form as well as options for performing an ascending or descending order sort of data.

Demonstrates how you can add encryptions to your applications.

Shows the use of command buttons in applications to perform such tasks as starting and stopping an application, displaying a form, or previewing a report.

Demonstrates various options for providing data navigation in forms.

Demonstrates the use of shortcut menus on a form, including using separators, bold text, checked commands, and cascading menus.

Demonstrates adding hyperlink functionality and launching a Web browser from various controls.

Demonstrates application error handling and recording details of the application state.

Demonstrates providing a Web browser control in a Visual FoxPro form to display data in HTML.

Shows the use of data from fields to generate graphs on a record-by-record basis.

Demonstrates various effects you can achieve on toolbar controls when the mouse is moved over them.

Demonstrates a simple text editor and provides a variety of report output options.

Uses the SetAllx Foundation Class to allow for programmatic setting of object properties based on extended criteria not available with the native SetAll( ) method.

Shows how you can use HTML classes to create Web pages from your data, forms, and reports.

Demonstrates utilities for saving and restoring critical state settings and handling common application operations.

Demonstrates arranging and cascading various forms on the desktop.

Demonstrates resolving data conflicts, allowing the user to update data in the form.

Demonstrates how to use the Pool Manager class, which manages a pool or collection of objects from a class and is useful when you need to use objects repeatedly for a short amount of time.

Demonstrates providing the user with a place to enter a file and directory location, primarily to create new projects.

Demonstrates adding automation routines to an application to create Microsoft Excel pivot tables, Microsoft Word mail merge documents, Visual FoxPro cross-tabs, and Graph charts.

Demonstrates the use of regular expression searching in applications.

Illustrates how to change the Shell Open settings for various file types.

Shows several Foundation Classes that provide information that might be of use in making applications Windows 2000 Logo compliant.

Illustrates how to use the Common File Dialog foundation class to create the look and feel of Windows file dialog boxes.

Demonstrates useful methods for expanding array-handling functionality. This sample uses ACOLSCAN( ) to search a specific column in an array.

Shows use of the Common File Dialog Foundation Class.

Shows how you can use dialog boxes in applications for common operations such as user logons, splash screens, about boxes, and so on.

Demonstrates using buttons for editing forms involving one-to-many relationships.

Demonstrates the use of simple data edit buttons for editing simple forms with a single table.

Demonstrates using mover list boxes to load tables and fields from a data source and to handle data sorting.

Demonstrates the use of a standard display to show progress in applications.

Demonstrates adding animated characters to applications using Microsoft Agent technologyy.

Lists the foundation classes in alphabetical order. Many of these foundation classes are used in the Solutions sample located in the ...\Samples\Solution folder.

Provides class library, server, solutions, and foundation class code samples that you can use for experimenting and getting to know particular features in Visual FoxPro.