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Tgros
Jun 26, 1997, 3:00:00 AM6/26/97
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Is anybody out there familiar with vp-info or sharkbase? They were a good
Dbase type database language with a lot of neat features. They were
published by Sub Rosa, but the main brain behind them died in 1994. Does
anybody know if newer versions are available?
Vercauteren Dirk
Jun 30, 1997, 3:00:00 AM6/30/97
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In article <19970626114...@ladder01.news.aol.com>, tg...@aol.com
(Tgros) wrote:
I have been using VPIRUN and SHARK1 for many years and agree that it is a
fast and powerfull engine.
Unfortunattely i has died out .. the latest version dates from 1996 ie shark1
In the netherlands there is a representative that use to sell licences
from this suppplier (which name to use ?)
I have myself decided to drop it and to switch over to a windows db. I did
not choose for the well known but for a very good French package called
WINDEV
Dirk vercauteren Belgium
e-mail address dverca...@compuserve.com
rei...@intelligentwebware.com
Jan 19, 2015, 9:10:50 PM1/19/15
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On Thursday, June 26, 1997 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Tgros wrote:
> Is anybody out there familiar with vp-info or sharkbase? They were a good
> Dbase type database language with a lot of neat features. They were
> published by Sub Rosa, but the main brain behind them died in 1994. Does
> anybody know if newer versions are available?
It's still available and runs just fine in DOSbox. The dbf files can also be opened and edited with OpenOffice. Contact one of the authors: http://www.sid-bursten.com/professional_resume.htm
> Is anybody out there familiar with vp-info or sharkbase? They were a good
> Dbase type database language with a lot of neat features. They were
> published by Sub Rosa, but the main brain behind them died in 1994. Does
> anybody know if newer versions are available?
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