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upgrade from 2.5 to 2.6
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Where you can purchase a legal copy of older Foxpro versions.
An alternative would be to look on EBay where the copies many or may not be legal.
Good Luck,
JRB-Bldr
VisionQuest Consulting
Business Analyst & CIO Consulting Services
CIOServices@yahoo.com
Where you can purchase a legal copy of older Foxpro versions.
An alternative would be to look on EBay where the copies many or may not be legal.
Good Luck,
JRB-Bldr
VisionQuest Consulting
Business Analyst & CIO Consulting Services
CIOServices@yahoo.com
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Like many things that are no longer in production, premium prices are to be expected. Have you priced parts for a Model A Ford?
I'm curious what you expect to be different in 2.5b vs. 2.6a? Besides some dBase compatibility stuff, which was added to get that group of developers to "switch", there really isn't much difference in features or performance.
If you are thinking updating, why not VFP 8.0?
Rick
I'm curious what you expect to be different in 2.5b vs. 2.6a? Besides some dBase compatibility stuff, which was added to get that group of developers to "switch", there really isn't much difference in features or performance.
If you are thinking updating, why not VFP 8.0?
Rick
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