Art Bergquist has been involved with computers since 1978 (anyone remember Hollerith cards?!).

He worked for IBM in the 1980's programming in REXX and APL on IBM mainframes. In the late 80's, he switched over to PC software development. After working in dBASE IV, he has written applications in every version of the Fox from FoxPro DOS 2.0 and is currently developing in Visual FoxPro 9.

He has authored articles and tips in Fox Talk and FoxPro Advisor (and has also tech-edited articles for FoxPro Advisor) and has been a presenter at the FoxPro Developers Network Of San Diego (where he serves on the board as Vice-President), the Orange County (CA) FoxPro Developers Group, Essential Fox 2002 conference (Kansas City), Southwest Fox 2004 conference (Tempe, AZ) and the Midwest FoxPro Users Group (Kansas City). In addition, he has conducted Visual FoxPro training classes.

He is a Microsoft Certified Professional and works at Visionpace (he worked with with Drew Speedie from January 1999 until the untimely death of Drew and his son Brent on 9/16/2005 ... Drew Speedie Tragedy) and develops applications in and has enhanced Visual Maxframe Professional (Versions 4/5/2002/2003/2004/2005); he also employs Stonefield Database Toolkit in his development.

He also presented at Max Teach, the first ever one-day conference for VMP developers, held in conjunction with the 3rd Annual Southern California Visual FoxPro Conference ( www.mesllc.com/conf99.html) as well as at Max Teach 2000 (held in conjunction with GLGDW, November 2000, Milwaukee, WI). In addition, he led the entire Max Start 2001 seminar at DevCon (September 2001) as well as the Max Start 2002 seminar at Essential Fox 2002.

On April 6, 2006, he officially took over maintenance of VMP for Visionpace.

E-mail: abergquist@sbcglobal.net
Visionpace
abergquist@visionpace.com
http://www.visionpace.com

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