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Done!! :o)

Opps. Sorry about that. Thanks for giving Griff a star for me Rob. Now that does get confusing, is that a star from me to you now Rob!? ;o)

Fantastic!!!! Works perfectly now!!! Many many thanks for that. Lifesaver. Mark.

Hi Griff, Thanks for that. Have tried editing the config.nt file as you said above (tried upping file= to 255 too) and I still get a Dos 4 error. Basically it comes up with:- Procedure Check_Dex line 702 open error survey.dbf Dos Error 4 Any help would be most appreciated. Regards Mark.

We are running a Clipper database that has run fine on Windows 98 using the following inserts in the autoexec.bat and config.sys Autoexec.bat SET CLIPPER=v015;f255;r016;e000 Config.sys DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\SETVER.EXE DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\EMM386.EXE noems x=d000-dfff...

After looking around, I havent found a single decompiler that works with Warplink 1.50. Is this the case, or are there any tools that could decompile this. Many thanks Mark

rob444 has kindly explained to me the linker thing. Gradually getting an understanding of this now. Mark

rob444 has been kind enough to look at the program, and so far has informed me that most of the files are Summer 87 files linked with Warplink 1.50. I take it to decompile these I would need Warplink 1.50? Sorry for so many questions, as I said in my first post, I am far from being a...

@JockMullin I couldnt find any linker options in Valkyrie, it seems to use Blinker as default. I have had a look round the net trying to find a decompiler specifically for Summer 87, but had no luck. @rob444 I have sent you a copy of the .exe's. Many thanks for looking at this for me. @All...

I have tried decompiling one of the .exe's using Valkyrie Demo, and it analyised as Clipper Summer 87, but said that it couldnt recognise the linkers, so I tried Rescue 5 and that comes up with error 4,43 unrecoqnized .exe format. Any ideas would be great. Regards Mark.

Oh, BTW. The database is called 'Skyline' just in case it was some sort of standard software. Thanks Mark.

I provide IT support for our company, but I am not really a programmer (other that web design). When I joined our company, our survey department was using a very old DOS database, which had been written for them by a programmer who has dissapeared!! When we reached the millenium, the database...