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|    Jim Hargan to jan    |
|    Re: Paradox, latest version?    |
|    26 Oct 08 17:51:19    |
      From: contact@harganonline.com              On 26 Oct 2008 05:29:48 -0500, jan wrote:              > I'm using Paradox 8. What I like most about it is the QBE interface. Is this       > kept in version OfficePro X4 or other versions between 8 and X4?       >       > Any reason for me to upgrade from 8, better speed or table capacity? Or is       > newer versions just more bugs and no benefits and maybe loss of my favorite       > QBE :-)              What Steven said. The latest version of Paradox is 11 -- Corel has stated       that it will not upgrade it after that.              I upgraded from 8 to 11; here's my experience. Pdox 11 adds only two new       functions that I know of. First, it has the native ability to write a jpeg       file into a blob or graphics field. It does this by converting it to a bmp,       then storing/displaying the bmp. If this is what you need, you can do it       with a dll. Second, it adds a new data type that's meant to help you       internationalize forms.              Pdox 11 also added two strong negatives. First, it replaced P8's simple,       easy data modeling tool with something much more complex and time       consuming, but with no additional functionality. This alone is reason to       stay with P8. Second, P11 tends to GPF a lot more than P8 while in       development mode. Typically, no reboot is required -- just restart Pdox.       It's a pain, though.              HTH,              Jim Hargan              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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