From: mike@liny.com   
      
   > OK, now I got what Tony and Steven were saying: If I modify forms or   
   > reports created with v8 using v11, I won't be able to open them any   
   > more with v8.  Thanks for the warning.   
      
   Undelivered forms and reports (those with .fsl or.rsl extensions) can be   
     opened with earlier versions of PDOXWIN.  When the developer delivers   
   the form (.*dl extension) only the version that the forms were delivered   
   in can open the forms and reports.   
     >   
   > I used to be a power user of Paradox for DOS (and have developed a few   
   > applications using Access).  If I just want to create a query to merge   
   > three or four tables and a couple of reports, will I find the new   
   > version very different from what I used to know?  Does Paradox still   
   > rely heavily on the function keys?   
      
   You should do fine with the windows version of Paradox.  If you like   
   Paradox for Windows, stick with it.  The programming language is   
   different than the DOS version, but you can do alot interactively with   
   Paradox without knowing the OPAL programming language.  If you feel more   
   comfortable with Access, then migrate.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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