Karen,
I still use several computers with 5 1/4" drives. I am able to
run RBase 7.6 for Dos on a Intel 486 Clone with 64MB of memory
using Window 98. Actually I run using the underlying DOS mode
without loading windows. RBase runs fine.
Don't knock it until you try it. Since you are an authorized
developer why not download a NFR version and try it out on their
machines.
Jim Bentley
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jim: Read my email more closely :-). These people
> have workstations with 5 1/4" floppy drives!!!! I think it
> would stretch even RBase capabilities to run on these
> horribly underpowered machines! I'll bet they have 256K
> of memory....
>
> > Karen,
> >
> > My sympath is with you. V4.5++ for DOS was a great
> > implementation of RBase but the v7.6 for DOS is an even
> greater
> > implementation. It is a shame that the user was not able to
> > pick up a v7.6 for DOS copy. I managed to do so at the same
> > $195 as the windows version. Perhaps, Razzak will offer
> > another March maddness sale as was offered in 2007.
> >
> > If that users application did not use variable forms the
> > conversion from v4.5++ for DOS v7.6 for DOS is almost
> painless.
> > An added advantage is that the latest DOS version plays much
> > better under Windows than v4.5++. Also in time all the
> lates
> > fearures make enhancing even the DOS version much easier.
> >
> > Jim Bentley
>
>
Jim Bentley
American Celiac Society
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tel: 1-504-737-3293
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