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Subject:Re: Upgrading to latest Paradox version
Date:10 Dec 2022 04:07:05 -0400
From:"Richard Hsu" <rhsutwn@gmail.com>
Newsgroups:pnews.paradox-development

Greeting All :

Thanks for all the comments, the pro edition link seems to have the same
installation zip file downloaded as I did earlier and the link sent to my
email day before.

I'm sure I've all options clicked before installatioin and still no Paradox
found after installed. 

If P9 with service packs is sufficicent for Win10, where can I get the service
packs which I don't have and ends up with no report preview and sudden crashes.

Regards
Richard.

Peter <peterspammenot@whiteknight.email> wrote:
>oops, I hope my comments were not seen as directed to you Kevin, they 
>were for the benefit of anybody that is considering the same as Richard
is.
>
>Peter
>
>
>On 12/09/2022 11:10 a.m., Kevin Zawicki wrote:
>> I do not disagree with any of this, it is just a matter of what you need,
>> want to spend.
>> 
>>>>
>> There is one problem with v10 (even w/sp2) is that it will not print
>> forms. V.11 fixed that.
>> <<
>> Yes, but that (in my apps) has not come up a lot&#65533;&#65533;
>> 
>> 
>>>>
>> The major problem with PDX 11+ is that the help system is for s**t, at
>> least from a programming perspective.
>> 
>> Pressing F1 while on a keyword, such as "tcursor" does not invoke help
>> system at all, in PDX 10- it would not only invoke the help system it
>> would display the index for whatever key word you were on, in this
>> example it would be on tcursor type and you just had to press Enter or
>> click.
>> 
>> Pressing F1 while the cursor is in a blank space will invoke the help
>> system but it displays the index and you have to type the keyword to
>> search for it.
>> <<
>> Yes, this is a pain. Unfortunately, the help system &#65533;&#168128;xists&#65533;&#65533;
but is &#65533;Àçroke&#65533;&#65533;
>> and that is not considered for Windows certification.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>>
>> I use PDX 9 w/sp4 on WinXP and Win 7.
>> <
>> Right, small businesses tend to not care and run older OSes. But larger
ones
>> do not allow &#65533;&#23852;nsupported&#65533;&#65533; Oses.
>> Remember you must recompile file objects (forms, reports, libraries) if
you
>> move versions and have to have the source code. Have seen  (although years
>> ago) businesses jump OSes and PDOX version and not be able to run PDOX
apps.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Peter <peterspammenot@whiteknight.email> wrote:
>>> There is one problem with v10 (even w/sp2) is that it will not print
>>> forms. V.11 fixed that.
>>>
>>> WPO X7 is the last vers that lists Win XP for system requirements
>>> although I understand the PDX 9 will run in Win 10, so I don't know the
>> 
>>> relevance of that.
>>>
>>> The major problem with PDX 11+ is that the help system is for s**t, at
>>> least from a programming perspective.
>>>
>>> Pressing F1 while on a keyword, such as "tcursor" does not invoke help
>>> system at all, in PDX 10- it would not only invoke the help system it
>>> would display the index for whatever key word you were on, in this
>>> example it would be on tcursor type and you just had to press Enter or
>>> click.
>>>
>>> Pressing F1 while the cursor is in a blank space will invoke the help
>>> system but it displays the index and you have to type the keyword to
>>> search for it.
>>>
>>> I wrote to Corel and they got back to me several years later and said
>>> the development team elected to not fix it.
>>>
>>> I use PDX 9 w/sp4 on WinXP and Win 7.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 12/08/2022 01:52 p.m., Kevin Zawicki wrote:
>>>> WordPerfect Office 2021 PRO has latest Paradox Build. Must be PRO.
>>>>
>>>> You can usually find the latest WPO PRO for about $200 if you
>>>> feel the need to â&#65533;¬Å&#34324;ave newâ&#65533;¬Â&#65533;.
(Some
businesses doâ&#65533;¬Â&#65533;)
>>>>
>>>> https://www.wordperfect.com/en/product/professional-edition/
>>>>
>>>> There are no significant new features in the latest builds, but they
are
>>>> compiled and guaranteed to run on whatever version of Windows is listed
>> on
>>>> box. I feel 10 was better than 9, but opinions vary. Development stopped
>>>> on the BDE and Paradox base about version 9-10.
>>>>
>>>> Most of us are running Paradox 9 or 10 on Windows XP / 10. (many other
>> combinations)
>>>> Unless you encounter a specific need or defect, Paradox 9 might suite
>> your
>>>> needs.
>>>> I would be scolded here if not also mentioning that you should look
at
>> moving
>>>> to a new solution, C# and SQL, something like that.
>>>>
>>>> "Richard Hsu" <rhsutwn@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Greeting All :
>>>>>
>>>>> Have been absent for a while but still with Paradox, I'm writting P8
>> on
>>>> a
>>>>> dedicated machine and start running P9 on my new laptop with Win10
(v19044),
>>>>> I would like to purchase P12 (P11+patch) to avoid those instability
with
>>>>> P9 or sould I.
>>>>>
>>>>> Corel seems no loger including Paradox in their WPO packages, and just
>> wondering
>>>>> if someone here may be available, any feedback would be much appreciated.
>>>>>
>>>>> Regards
>>>>> Richard.
>>>>
>> 


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