Hi Raymond Pesek, hope you are having a nice day
07-Oct-97 23:51:02, Raymond Pesek wrote to Veronica Bendersky
          Subject: October rules post and  1
 RP> FiveWin and it's competitor Clip-4-Win both allow you to keep the
 RP> "business logic" of your Clipper code to produce 16 bit Windows
 RP> 3.1 type executables. Both require you to redo all of the
 RP> interface code. i.e. menus, data screens, browses, anything the
 RP> user can see. That's the only way to get the GUI Windows look.
 RP> You'll have to do that for anything, so it's not a real
 RP> restriction. Xbase++ claims you don't have to do that, but if you
 RP> don't, you simply end up with a DOS looking program that runs
 RP> perfectly under Windows 95.
Thanks for the info. I thought it would be necessary to change the
interface. I'm not happy at that, but if that's nearly the only thing to be
changed, it's good news.
I've got a couple of questions:
1) If I want to make 16 bit Windows 3.1 type executables -and- Windows 95
ones, do I need either FiveWin or Clip4Win for the first ones and XBase++
for the second? Or will just XBase++ do?
2) Have you tried XBase++? I'd like to hear about your experience with it,
if you have.
Thanks!!!
 -=> Yours sincerely, Veronica Bendersky <=-
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