Like the walls of a house, the application framework supports the application in the same way that walls support their windows and doors. The framework also defines what the application can do without having to modify the framework in the same way that walls define how large a piece of furniture will fit into the room. An application framework is created from Visual FoxPro code that is organized into classes and stored in libraries. The Visual FoxPro Application Wizard and Application Builder assist in the development of applications that use the framework supplied with Visual FoxPro. In this chapter you will use the Application Wizard to start a project using the application framework and then use the Application Builder to add application specific forms and reports to the project.