Hi,
yes, sorry about that.
I've updated the binaries zipfile on the SMSQE website.
I also just uploaded SMSQmulator v. 2.19 with a certain number of bugfixes.
Support for the Java 6 version of SMSQmulator has now been discontinued.
Have fun!
Wolfgang
On 04/28/2016 02:48 PM, David
Ciao,
same here, SMSQmulator 2.18 on Mac Book Pro, after launch it i got a
black window with SMSQe 3.26, revert to 3.25 then.
Fabrizio
On 28/04/16 14:48, David Gilham wrote:
I just download the binaries for smsq3.26
Unless I have done some thing nstupid It wolud appear that the binary for
I just download the binaries for smsq3.26
Unless I have done some thing nstupid It wolud appear that the binary for
SMQmulator
seems not to work needeing me log out
version 3.25 of SMSQE works ok
I am using full screen mode and hi colour in my configuration.
My setup is an IBM Thinkpad running
Hi Bob,
> Time is the big factor.
> And I know DD has advantages over DBAS but it's also more complex.
> And a switch has already partly been done but somehow other projects
> keep coming to the top of the pile.
>
> Bob
>
yeah, I know how it is
Wolfgang
Op Thu, 28 Apr 2016 09:20:51 +0200 schreef Derek Stewart :
Hi Bob,
The main problem with the DBAS package was the lack of source code.
I think that bug fixes were done from disassembles of the original code.
This is a great pity, as DBAS was one of the best packages around for
Hi,
Datadesign is pretty good, and I believe its source code is available,
if necessary.
Perhaps time to switch?
Wolfgang
> Hi Bob,
>
> The main problem with the DBAS package was the lack of source code.
>
> I think that bug fixes were done from disassembles of the original code.
>
> This