Hi Erik!
 >  VS> experiences with OnCMd. The fact this product is rather unknown
 >  VS> confirms it is not used by many satisfied users, otherwise I
 >  VS> should receive tons of positive replies.
 > I wouldn't jump to that conclusion if I were you. Clipper programmers
 > and users are primarily DOS/Win users, and therefore most of them have
 > little experience with similar development systems on other environments.
I'm aware that what I look is not very common. Sometimes I see a threat about 
xBase/2 which seems to interesting to some of us. But when I mension OnCmd, 
nobody knows and hardly cares, although this product seems to be simular to 
xBase/2, with one big difference: it's out in the field. You'd expect the 
same people with interrest in xBase/2 would welcome a concurent development 
environment which also uses clipper-syntaxes. At least I do, but I don't have 
the time right now to buy a version and test it within 31 days before I 
deside to keep it or send it back.
 > Maybe OnCmd is vastly used in unix or OS/2 environments, but even then
 > you wouldn't receive 'tons of positive replies' in this echo. It just 
sn't
 > DOS/Win, so most readers of this area just wouldn't know...
Well, I guess I expected too much from this echo. Then again, you can always 
try.
 > Including myself, even if I'm using OS/2 for about 5 years now.
I'm still waiting for a Clipper-alike programming environment in OS/2. But 
prehaps I take my change with xBase/2 or OnCmd when there is some time to see 
if its suitable for me.
Best regards,
Vincent.
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