off topic: database executables
Duston, Hal
hdusto01 at sprintspectrum.com
Mon Aug 12 18:21:21 CDT 2002
> On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, rod holcomb wrote:
>
> > I have some old FoxPro for DOS code that I would like to
> > compile into a .exe Does anyone have an old copy of this
> > program for sale, could recommend a cheep substitute, or
> > could compile the code for me (I assume that is legal).
> > My programs where all very basic (the most advanced thing
> > I did was use radio buttons) . I know I could recreate
> > all of my work within Access but would really rather have
> > a compiled .exe at the end of the day and I think Access
> > is hideous.
>
--snip--
>
> I still have the hardware to read MFM drives if you have
> the original harddrive and want to uninstall the key. I
> also have a variable clock that runs from 0 - 50MHz if its
> a clocking issue. It can run a computer slow enough where
> the stack overflows from interrupts.
I still have an actual working DOS machine with a lot the
"Office Suite" software from the mid 1980's. I'm not sure
if FoxPro is one of them though. I'll have to check. I
know it has Word Perfect 5.2, Dbase III and/or IV, and at
least 2 versions of Lotus 123 as well. The machine itself
is either a PS/2 50Z (8550-061), or a PS/1. (I have both,
I'm just not sure which one has that software on it.)
Hal
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