More and more, end users are getting sophisticated at sharing between
applications, and users want access to data in custom applications.
Sometimes, the need is for custom reporting that goes beyond basic
reporting tools capabilities: such as pivot tables, scientific
graphs, or complicated data warehousing/data modelling analyses.
Other times, some simpler, one-shot tasks, such as data export to
different platforms for use by service bureaus, or one time
mail-merge use in a Microsoft Office Wizard, is more sensibly handled
at the end user level rather than building various export procedures
in the application. That is what the TopSpeed ODBC driver is for --
tasks that are more appropriately handled by the end user than a task
that belongs in a program developed by a professional developer for
the end user.
You can download beta copies of both the 16- or 32-bit drivers now;
however, these betas will time-out at the end of June 1997.
The TopSpeed ODBC driver will be available in July 1997. Pricing is
based on a "per user" basis. The final price of the driver will be
$199 for an initial 5-pack, $299 for a
10-pack and $499 for a 20-pack. Call 800-354-5444 for pricing on
higher volumes or to place an order. For orders outside the United
States, contact your local distributor.
You can download the Beta from:
CompuServe:
GO TopSpeed
Library 19 [Demo Programs], the filename is TSODBCb1.zip
(1,267 KB)
WWW:
point your Browser to http://www.topspeed.com/tsnews.htm and click
on the link for the TopSpeed ODBC Beta.
(1,267 KB)
FTP:
ftp://topspeed.com/pub/products/tsodbcb1.zip
(1,267 KB)
Jim
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Geir Hansen
Nordic Innovator AS
ge...@nordic-innovator.no
Geir Hansen <ge...@nordic-innovator.no> wrote:
> Would you (TopSpeed) please consider also selling a single user license
or
> preferably a single developer license. A lot of us small shops would only
> need one license for testing and development purposes.
Geir Hansen
Nordic Innovator AS
ge...@nordic-innovator.no
Jim DeFabia [TopSpeed Documentation] <ji...@topspeed.com> wrote:
That is exactly what a 5-pack (or a 10- or 20-pack) is for. You by the
size pack of your choice and resell single user licenses to your
customers.
HTH,
Best regards,
Martin Allen