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|    Liz McGuire to bobneworleans@yahoo.com    |
|    Re: Paradox 3.0    |
|    28 Mar 07 16:11:02    |
      From: liz@paradoxcommunity.com              The only Paradox 3 is Paradox for DOS 3. It's commonly referred to       around here as DOS 3 or PDOS3. There is no PWIN3.              Steve is *the* man when it comes to Paradox for DOS and purchasing old       Paradox versions.              Liz                     bobneworleans@yahoo.com wrote:       > No, not DOS 3 (although I probably have a copy of that somewhere       > too),       > PARADOX 3. You may recall that Borland bought this RDBMS from       > ANSA sometime around '85 or so.       >       > The reason I can't use Paradox interactively is because the Plato       > application       > is based on a run-time engine (anyway, that's what it looks like to       > me) with all       > pre-compiled reports. I need to install the application in order to       > run queries etc.       >       > I did a little research and determined that I can get Paradox for $68       > (plus $4 shipping)       > as part of the WordPerfect Office X3 Student and Teacher edition.       > That's cheap       > enough not to sweat it even though I have no interest whatsoever in       > the rest of the       > office suite.       >       > Bob              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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