I have a large amount of data to input and would like to input date and time
without having to input the "/" between month, date and year and also without
having to input for time the ":"
Example:

pdx7.0.5.57, bde 5.1, wxp sp1
a form with a field bound to a longinteger field of a table.
The following code in mouseRightUp
var

After I export a db file to a text file, I tried to rename it as a
unique file. Since this process is going to happen every month, I would
like to place the renaming process in a script. The script works until I
try to rename it. The following is in the script.

Hello fellow Paradox users and enthusiasts!
Someone please help me because I have been trying to sort this out as to
what is in store for the future of Paradox and if there is any hope of it
being upgraded and improved upon and bug fixed.

"Embarcadero Technologies, a privately-held company of Thoma Cressey Bravo,
today announced that they signed a definitive asset purchase agreement with
Borland Software Corporation (NASDAQ: BORL) to purchase its CodeGear
division.

I have a report based on a single table. Lots of fields (56), but it seems
to fit very nicely on the paper. It looks professional etc..When I print the
report, all the data, lines etc print on a single page but a second blank
page comes through the printer. When I view the report ...

The setup:
I have developed an anesthesia assessment form attached to our clinical
database. This form's data model has two tables in it. There are times when
these patients are repeat patients. I would like to be able to give the user

If I have a form of many records (1 record per page). How do I prevent the
user from scrolling to another existing record using the mouse scroll
button. I know how to intercept keyboard stuff, just not mouse scrolling.
Thanks,

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We've had a Paradox 9 system running for years, 13 in fact.  It has been
sending data to and from an SQL 2000 database for 4 years without any issues
other than being slightly slow due to the nature of the SQL box also being
a File / Print server.