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The following information applies to Microsoft FoxPro for Windows,
version 2.5.

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LISTED below are the contents of Chapter 15 from the "Getting Started"
manual for Microsoft FoxPro version 2.5 for Windows. This chapter was
accidentally omitted from the documentation.

NOW WHAT?
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Congratulations!  You've just been introduced to one of the most
powerful relational database management systems available.  You've
learned to:

 - Create tables and fill them with data.

 - View data in a Browse window.

 - Extract specific data using RQBE.

 - Create professional reports with the Report Writer.

 - Design custom screens with the Screen Builder.

 - Design menus with the Menu Builder.

 - Create an application.

You can now use the FoxPro power tools to quickly and efficiently
manage your data.  But this is just the beginning.  FoxPro is a
dynamic and multifaceted database management system.  You can continue
your studies and develop your own custom applications that use all of
FoxPro's functionality.

There are many places to learn more about FoxPro.  The first place to
look is in the remaining FoxPro manuals:

 - The "FoxPro User's Guide" teaches you more about FoxPro's
   interface, including FoxPro's menus, Report Writer, Label Designer,
   Screen Builder, Menu Builder, RQBE, and Project Manager.

 - The "FoxPro Language Reference" contains FoxPro commands,
   functions, and system memory variables, listed alphabetically for
   easy access.  It includes examples to demonstrate how to use the
   language.

 - The "FoxPro Developer's Guide" covers topics of particular interest
   to those who develop applications.  Topics include tips for using
   projects, screens, menus, SQL SELECT, arrays, low-level file I/O,
   text merge, FoxDoc, and more.

The following additional sources are available:

 - Classes on FoxPro in your area offered by trainers and local
   universities.

 - The "Microsoft FoxPro Resource Directory".  This book can assist
   you in finding consultants and third-party FoxPro applications.

 - The FOXFORUM on CompuServe(R).  Refer to the "Product Support"
   chapter in the "FoxPro Installation and Configuration" manual for
   more information.

 - The Microsoft FoxPro Developer Conference.  Contact Microsoft for
   more information.

 - Third-party FoxPro books.

 - FoxPro user groups.

 - Database oriented magazines.

As you can see, many options are available for learning more about
FoxPro.  You can choose the option that meets your needs.

Good luck!