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What is the difference between Access and Foxpro and who will use Foxpro.
Thanks Alfred
What is the difference between Access and Foxpro and who will use Foxpro.
Thanks Alfred
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Re: visual Foxpro
People who know foxpro and have a ready copy of foxpro.
Access comes with my Office, so I learn it and use it.
"Alfred" <spamalfredmina ar@hotmail.com> ???
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> Hi
> What is the difference between Access and Foxpro and who will use Foxpro.
> Thanks Alfred
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Re: visual Foxpro
Obviously you dont use foxpro so Herbert why do you try to answer to show
your ignorance ?
"Herbert Chan" <herbert@chan.c om> wrote in message
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> People who know foxpro and have a ready copy of foxpro.
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> Access comes with my Office, so I learn it and use it.
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> "Alfred" <spamalfredmina ar@hotmail.com> ???
> news:c19jro$2hm $1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net ???...[color=green]
> > Hi
> > What is the difference between Access and Foxpro and who will use[/color][/color]
Foxpro.[color=blue][color=green]
> > Thanks Alfred
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Re: visual Foxpro
Why not.
If you have a job in mind, why don't you just state what you want to do and
let people discuss what's best for that particular job?
FoxPro vs Access is like HP calculator vs Casio calculator I believe. You
can make do with either if you are smart enough.
"Alfred" <spamalfredmina ar@hotmail.com> ¦b¶l¥ó
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> Obviously you dont use foxpro so Herbert why do you try to answer to show
> your ignorance ?
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> "Herbert Chan" <herbert@chan.c om> wrote in message
> news:40386030$1 _1@rain.i-cable.com...[color=green]
> > People who know foxpro and have a ready copy of foxpro.
> >
> > Access comes with my Office, so I learn it and use it.
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> > "Alfred" <spamalfredmina ar@hotmail.com> ???
> > news:c19jro$2hm $1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net ???...[color=darkred]
> > > Hi
> > > What is the difference between Access and Foxpro and who will use[/color][/color]
> Foxpro.[color=green][color=darkred]
> > > Thanks Alfred
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Re: visual Foxpro
"Alfred" wrote
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> What is the difference between Access
> and Foxpro and who will use Foxpro.[/color]
Access and Visual FoxPro are both databases, both produced and sold by
Microsoft. Access has a very visual interface and is suitable for use by
both end-users and developers; VFP can be effectively used only by writing
code (it has its own code language) and is, thus, really usable only by
developers. Most of the VFP developers I know have used it since before
Windows and continue to use it because they like it, it is capable, and is a
good performer. None of the Access developers I know used it before Windows,
because it has always been a Windows-only product, but they use it because
they like it, it is capable, and is a good performer with great
"connectivi ty" to other desktop database data and to server data.
You'll find the manufacturer's descriptions of both at
http://www.microsoft.com and much technical information at
http://msdn.microsoft.com.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
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Re: visual Foxpro
"Larry Linson" <bouncer@localh ost.not> wrote in message
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Please ignore the above posting and others which are somewhat bizarre.
Note to persons new to this newsgroup. One person, with many identities, is
being rather disruptive. If you see a bizarre posting it's probably the
work of
this disruptive person.
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Re: visual Foxpro
I can't help but wonder if you mean me. I have tried to be helpful.
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> "Larry Linson" <bouncer@localh ost.not> wrote in message
> news:Kza_b.6529 5$1S1.24866@nwr ddc01.gnilink.n et...
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> Please ignore the above posting and others which are somewhat bizarre.
>
> Note to persons new to this newsgroup. One person, with many identities,[/color]
is[color=blue]
> being rather disruptive. If you see a bizarre posting it's probably the
> work of
> this disruptive person.
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Re: visual Foxpro
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 06:23:03 GMT, "XMVP" <access_morons@ hotmail.com> wrote:
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>"Larry Linson" <bouncer@localh ost.not> wrote in message
>news:Kza_b.652 95$1S1.24866@nw rddc01.gnilink. net...
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>Please ignore the above posting and others which are somewhat bizarre.
>
>Note to persons new to this newsgroup. One person, with many identities, is
>being rather disruptive. If you see a bizarre posting it's probably the
>work of
>this disruptive person.
>[/color]
The old troll copying the disclaimer routine.
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Re: visual Foxpro
"Herbert Chan" <herbert@chan.c om> wrote:
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>I can't help but wonder if you mean me.[/color]
Absolutely not.
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> I have tried to be helpful.[/color]
Your postings have been quite decent and helpful.
XMVP is the problem not the answer.
Note to persons new to this newsgroup. One person, with many identities, is being
rather disruptive. If you see a bizarre posting it's probably the work of this
disruptive person..
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