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Article #214Re: onLeftDblClick
From: Jean-Pierre Martel
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 1999 00:00
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Gary (Gary White) wrote: >> You guessed correctly. The dBase language is our "Esperanto", at least. > >WOW! I haven't heard that term since the 60's! ----------------------------------- Gary, This reveals a bit our age. Created around 1887 by Zamenhof (a Polish guy), this language was supposed to unify the World. In Esp�ranto, this term means "the one who hopes". The dBase language was once spoken by millions of people (fluently by developpers, a bit by simple users), more than Esp�ranto ever was. Yet, we still talk about Esp�ranto more than a century after is was proposed... Jean-Pierre Martel MGA Communications - Montr�al - Canada
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