I've been aware of visual dbase for quite a while - but so far I haven't found anyone that's using it. Even if you go to dice.com and search for dbase you find nothing. A shame too...I was actually doing dbase IV until someone pointed out foxpro to me years ago.

>Those who are looking for new tools instead of the ending path of Visual Foxpro, dBase is still going strong, While Foxpro is cooling down dbase is hoter and hoter. F.ex. what I found from the posted letter "Support for CallBack Functions. One item that has been on the wishlist for a very long time is support of callback functions." It has also other VERY powerful features like instantly internet support etc. all that are definetly worth for looking for. And I really know as I'v been with fox since 1984 :) . Now I really am thinking to
>get one for myself and there are also bargains ones for students :D
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>P.S. Another thing on te newest letter was the next one: We are in the process of adding support for high precision numbers to dBASE Plus. We are now integrating a library from IBM (called decNumber) which implements high precision decimal floating point math with precision up to 34 significant digits. In addition, this library also supports arbitrary precision BCD (binary coded decimal) math - supporting up to 1 billion significant digits and exponents up to 9 digits. Precision for once :)
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>P.P.S. Here is the link I got http://www.dbase.com/dBase_ProductRoadmap.asp