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Hi, I am still here...

I have to admit that VdB seems to possess more functionality that V FoxPro
ver 5.0, but I don't experience a fraction of the problems I had with VdB
and as a result I have achieved in 3 days more with V FoxPro than what I
have achieve in a month and a half with VdB. Although I am not of the thin
ice, at least I can show some Progress and it has been accepted that I had
tremendous problems with VdB. The best proof was that when I tried to
install V FoxPro on the machine at work, I got the error msg that it is not
a 32bit program and hence I could not install it. This problem I resolved by
uninstalling / deleting VdB.
Now I have VdB still on my computer at home as well as V FoxPro. As time
goes along I will get back to VdB.

To Allan Katz: Is your book being published?
Karsten Tinzmann - Promex South Africa wrote in message
<6ghrr9$s322@forums.borland.com>...
>I have tried it, but no success. I have re-installed the complete VdB 7 and
>then the patch. Everything seemed OK. I got a load of Internal Fatal errors
>and now I have the same problem and my Form file (incl its backup) has been
>reduced to a 0kB size again. Currently I am in deep waters at work because
I
>cannot show any progress with my work. I am buying Visual FoxPro today and
>try to catch up with my work over the next three long weekends we have here
>in South Africa. At least I have access to Visual FoxPro books and I also
>have friends who know Visual FoxPro very well. They are prepaired to help
me
>over the long weekends. I will keep trying to get something right with VdB,
>but it has moved to priority 2 now due to time limitations. I will keep on
>reading this newsgroup and will try to get on par with my knowledge of it.
I
>am still of the opinion that VdB is better than FoxPro and my friends have
>acknowledged that VdB is in some fields stronger than VdB, but the new
>release of FoxPro is coming out in April/May and should then be on the same
>standard as VdB. I just hope that I will not experience these fatal errors
>and the loss of work anymore and that I can at least show some progress in
>my work and get of the thin ice am currently on.
>
>I thank everyone for his suggestions, comments and help.
>
>To all of TeamB, your HowTo have been a help and I think that they are
>excellent.
>
>To Alan Katz: please email me when your book has been published and provide
>me with the information of where I can order it, because somehow I have
>doubts that it will be on the shelve here in South Africa. Some of the
books
>which the Newsgroup Members have refered to in this newsgroup are not
>available here (here being Johannesburg and Pretoria).
>
>Thx again for everything and to all who participated
>
>Karsten
>email me at: tinzi@iafrica.com (my prvt email)
>or email me at promexkt@icon.co.za (work1)
>or email me at promexim@icon.co.za (work2)
>