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dent@DIALix.oz.au (Andrew Dent) writes:

>From my experiences in making FoxBASE work in a reasonably Maclike manner,
>the amount of complex code required would make it virtually impossible to
>code in FoxCODE, unless you're just trying to string some entry screens
>together.

>I'd be very interested to hear if anyone has used FoxCODE for a full
>Maclike application, including menu support and multiple windows.

i worked for 9 months trying to put together a foxbase application
incorporating menus, multiple windows, and referential integrity
among windows. after all of this time, i gave up because of the
incredible complexity required to perform these "simple" macintosh
tasks.

i then switched to over to double helix, and was able to reproduce
in THREE DAYS all of the work that i had done in the previous nine
months in foxbase.

if double helix can handle your database requirements, then you can
put your system together in a fast and easy fashion.

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