I was just doing a little research on the Open Source world's so called "solution stacks" and I would suggest a catchier name for the VFP solution stack rather than "VFPS" proposed by Ken Levy. How about:

W - windows OS
A - ActiveVFP web scripting (and/or ASP.NET or ASP)
I - IIS web server
F - Foxpro programming language (and/or Foxpro db)

CHECK THIS OUT: I looked up the meaning of WAIF and it fits Visual Foxpro to a tee!!!:
"The word waif (from the Old French guaif, stray beast)[1] refers to a living creature removed, by hardship, loss or other helpless circumstance, from his or her original surroundings. The most common usage is to designate a homeless, forsaken or orphaned child, or someone whose appearance is evocative of same." In our case foxpro is the WAIF outcast by Microsoft! Appropriate?

Here's what some of the other ones from the Open Source world look like:
"One of the many possible solution stacks available is LAMP:

* Linux (the operating system)
* Apache (the web server)
* My SQL (the database management system)
* Perl, PHP, or Python (scripting languages)

In the Erlang world, there is also the LYME stack of:

* Linux (operating system)
* Yaws (web server)
* Mnesia (database)
* Erlang (scripting language)"


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