 Paradox Resource Links
These Resource Links are contributed by you (our online community members). They are organized by our knowledge base topics. Specifically, by the Paradox sub-topics.
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16 Corel Paradox / ObjectPAL Coding Resource Links
Group: Corel Paradox / ObjectPAL Coding
Topic: Paradox & ObjectPAL
| Corel WordPerfect X3 Pro Home Page |
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Paradox 11 with SP2 applied ships with WordPerfect Office X3 Professional Edition. There are two ways to get the current Paradox, buy the WPO Pro Edition (X2, X3, etc.) or buy a license directly from Corel.
System requirements
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Windows® Vista (Home Basic, Home Premium, Ultimate, Business 32 bit and Business 64 bit Edition with latest SP and Critical Updates)*, Windows® XP (Home, Media or Professional Edition with latest SP and Critical Updates), Windows® 2000 (with latest Critical Updates) or Windows® 98 SE (with latest Critical Updates) |
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128 MB RAM (256 MB recommended) |
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466 MHZ (Pentium® III or equivalent processor recommended) |
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450 MB hard disk space for minimum installation |
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Super VGA, 16-bit color monitor with 800 x 600 or greater resolution |
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CD-ROM drive |
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Mouse or Tablet |
*Paradox and the SDK (software development kit), included in the Professional Edition, will be updated for Windows® Vista at a later date.
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| Crooit Software |
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Offers several products and services. Products include Balloon Tooltips, Holiday Calendar, Tree View, Scheduler, Encryption, and several others.
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| Diamond Software Group |
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Maintained by Steven Green. This link takes you directly to his used Paradox titles where you can buy older versions of Paradox.
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| RDA World Wide |
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Many downloadable ObjectPal examples as well as additional development tools.
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| Site of Bertil Isberg |
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Documents include a Paradox bugslist, list of Paradox versions and Service Pack downloads, Error messages explained and more.This site is in Swedish but there are a couple of documents that are in English.
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| TechTricks.com Paradox Articles |
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Maintained by Lance Leonard and contains a wealth of information. I remember Lance from back when I worked at Borland in the mid-90s. His website covers Paradox, Delphi, and other technologies.
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| TheDBCommunity.com |
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This website is many things to many people. The members of the community use the community for a wide range of purposes. Some people come here to get technical support, others come here to share ideas. Some people just like seeing their name in lights.
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Topic: Installation, Setup, & BDE
Topic: Paradox Tables
| Sundial Services International Inc. |
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Home of ChimneySweep, "the" replacement for Table Repair for those that need to automate the repair of multiple paradox tables. Here at Prestwood Software we have recommended ChimneySweep many times.
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Topic: ObjectPAL Coding
Topic: Paradox for DOS
| Workaround to This System Does Not Support Full Screen Mode in Windows Vista |
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Want to run Paradox for DOS in full screen mode? Good summary of this issue with 3 work-arounds. It seems it's better just to get used to looking at Paradox for DOS in a Window. The default font size for DOS apps is pretty small and you get a small Window on most monitors because monitors these days have much higher resolution. Increasing it to 10x18 on my Vista notebook made for a nice Paradox for DOS experience.
Microsoft link addressing this issue...
Some 16-bit DOS-based Programs and the Command Prompt will not run in full-screen mode in Windows Vista
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Topic: Paradox for Linux
| WordPerfect Office 2000 for Linux Prestwood Home Page |
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WordPerfect Office 2000 for Linux
 Mike Prestwood Chapter Contributions
ISBN: 0-07-212238-2
Mike Prestwood contributed four chapters to this book and although his contribution was 15% of the book, he did not receive author credit. Mike is briefly acknowledged in the Acknowledgments on page XXI as writing "most" of the Paradox material (he actually wrote all of the Paradox material).
Forward by Michael Cowpland
I think it is interesting to read the words Dr. Cowpland wrote back in 1999 and his excitement about supporting Linux. Too bad the financial bubble burst and he couldn't follow though.
Forward from book...
With the availability of WordPerfect Office 2000 for Linux, there now exists a powerful suite of desktop applications designed specifically for Linux users. The outstanding combination of programs in the WordPerfect Office 2000 for Linux suite puts Corel out in the front as a leader of Linux technology on the desktop and brings us closer to the use of Linux in the mainstream.
WordPerfect Office 2000 for Linux is a comprehensive office productivity suite for Linux users who are seeking a powerful and compatible solution at an exceptional value. In bringing WordPerfect to the Linux platform, Corel provides a powerful and easy-to-use word processor that's familiar to millions and adds in the full-featured power of Quattro Pro, Corel Presentations, Paradox, and CorelCENTRAL. Together these applications bring familiar tools and integrated power to end users around the world!
Osborne/McGraw-Hill and Corel Corporation work closely together to publish books on Corel products so we can provide readers with timely, insightful, and helpful guides to help users get the most out of Corel's products. The Official Guides to Corel software represents a giant step in Corel's ability to disseminate information to our users with the help pf Osborne/McGraw-Hill and the creation of the CorelPRESS series of books. Congratulations to the team at Osborne who have created this excellent book, and congratulations to the team at Corel who supported the creation of this book!
Michael C.J. Cowpland
President and CEO
Corel Corporation
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