Hi Martin,
No, FoxPro was a D-Base like relational database system, programmed in the
generic "x-base" language. It has a visual studio" like project development
environment, and can produce .exe solutions for Windows; it's what we use
even now through-out our enterprise, however, my working with
Hi,
voxpro was used for specialist situations, and there are other workable
solutions now that can do what voxpro can do - that do work with a screen
reader. I knew of it 16 years ago, it was used for programming gaming machines
and used for programming cash registers remotely. No doubt it had
As Aaron said though, Microsoft's record is spotty at best; their Visual
Foxpro (no longer sold I believe) was a very complex development
environment, so it cost a lot, has been around for about 20 years, and they
never took the time to make it accessible! :(
Chip
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Hi David,
(sorry I'm late to the discussion here).
If you use the technique Steve mentioned to get to the top level of a tree
view (you were already on to it, it's just not entirely clear that the
control property of the window object can be any type of control, depending
upon what's being access
