From the July 2014 Issue of Prestwood eMag

Chapter 28: Using Forms and Queries in Paradox for Linux By Mike Prestwood

Posted 16 years ago on 2/24/2008 Take Away: Chapter 28 by Mike Prestwood from the book WordPerfect Office 2000 for Linux: The Official Guide. First published June 2000 by Osborne-McGraw/Hill. ISBN 0-07-212238-2.  Tags: ISBN 0072122382 , 0-07-212238-2 KB100876

With Paradox, you can create forms and reports visually. You can create dazzling single table or multitable forms for viewing, editing, and adding data. This chapter shows you how to begin integrating design elements into a complete Paradox for Linux application and deals with issues, problems, solutions, and tips with design  documents from a developers point of view. Throughout the chapter well refer to design documents,which are forms or reports a developer uses to display data. This chapter also dives into special, summary, and calculated fields.

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