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From the December 2008 Issue of Prestwood eMag

Paradox Installation, Setup, & BDE:

Paradox Icons

By Mike Prestwood

Posted 16 years ago on 9/28/2008 and updated 12/15/2008

Take Away:

A trip down memory lane: the icons that shipped with various versions of Paradox.

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Memories...

Here are the icons that shipped with the various versions of Paradox for Windows and Paradox for DOS. I'll finish adding the various icons as I have time.

Paradox 4.5 for DOS

Paradox 4.5 for DOS Icon

Paradox 5 for Windows

Green Check	Lightning Bolt	Local Settings	Spreadsheats

Paradox 7

Gold check	Green check	Pair of ducks	Pair of docks	Escher Blue	Escher Purple

Hiroshige wave	Hiroshige wave free spray	Amber glass	Amber mug	Tsunami

Paradox 8

Paradox 8 Cube icon

Paradox 9

Icon 1	Icon 2	Icon 3

Paradox 10

Same 2 and 3 as Paradox 9.

Icon 1

Paradox 10 icon 1

Paradox 11

Same 2 and 3 as Paradox 9.

Icon 1

Paradox 11 icon 1

What the heck is the Paradox 11 icon supposed to represent?

I keep getting this question via email so I thought I would answer here. My believe is that it is a representation of a generic database icon. A generic database icon is frequently represented as a cylinder. The idea is that a cylinder can hold lots of data. That's my understanding so If you have an opinion, add your thoughts below.

What about Paradox 12/X2, 13/X3, and 14/X4 icons?

They don't exist. The updated Paradox 11 is the version of Paradox that shipped with X2, X3, and X4.

That's it!

I will upload more Paradox related icons as I have time. If you have any related icons, post them below in a comment.


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Mike Prestwood

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Thanks goes to Steve Caple for providing the Paradox 4.5 for DOS, and the Paradox 5, 7, and 8 icons.

Posted 16 years ago

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