Elevate now has a full-blown MySQL competitor.

You could also update, if you like, to include MySQL, Elevate's DB 2.0 and SQLite.

Regarding... Databases: Which are Best? Which databases Prestwood Software prefers - and why.

Thanks Daniel. I added your info on (* *) to the multiple-line comment section and I combined the single line comment info with this post and deleted the single line comment. Originally I wanted to document single line comments from multiple line comments. In hindsight, that was a dumb idea.

Since compiler directives are also embedded in comments, I added a bit of introductory info about that too.

Regarding... Object Pascal Comments (// and { } or (* *)) Commenting code generally has three purposes: to document your code, for psuedo coding prior to coding, and to embed compiler directives. Most languages support both a single line comment and a multiple line comment. Some languages also use comments to give instructions to the compiler or interpretor. Commenting Code Delphi uses // for a single line comment and both {} and (**) for multiple line comments. Although you can nest different types of multiple line comments, it is recommended that you don't. Compiler Directives - $ A special comment. Delphi compiler directives are in the form of {$DIRECTIVE}. Of interest for comments is using the $IFDEF compiler directive to remark out code.

You're welcome and thanks for the kind words. By the way, a few months ago you suggested we improve the look and make it a bit simpler and cleaner. Based on your input (and others) I made quite a few changes. Is the website better looking now? Or, do I have more work to do. I do have some ideas I haven't had time to implement but if you have any suggestions, they are welcome.

Regarding... Mike Prestwood will present UML 1.4 at the Nov VB user group Mike Prestwood will speak on the Universal Modeling Language (UML) at the November 19th meeting of the Sacarmento Visual Basic user group. Tek Systems will be providing dinner.

Mike,

You are an encyclopedia of knowledge. So if no the session, even if the extracts of the session on UML 1.4 in th eform of knowldege base article would help us learn a lot.

Request you to evaluate the possibility.

And, thank you very much for so much knowledge sharing!

Regards

Arti

Regarding... Mike Prestwood will present UML 1.4 at the Nov VB user group Mike Prestwood will speak on the Universal Modeling Language (UML) at the November 19th meeting of the Sacarmento Visual Basic user group. Tek Systems will be providing dinner.

Although I still like Paradox, I guess I should add that if you want to explore switching to MS Access, check out my ObjectPAL and Access VBA Cross Reference Guide.

Regarding... WPO X4 Ships! Paradox Still Does Not Support Vista! According to current information on the official Corel X4 home page, WPO X4 ships with Paradox 11 SP2 and still does not support Vista. Yet.