>Dunno. Wouldn't even want to hazard a guess < s >. I called in 92 to enquire was told that basically there'd been one platform of FP for Unix because the vendor of that one specifically teemed up with MS to provide it. So, basically it wasn't any kind of planned marketing drive.
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>>I should that that would be true of a lot of Unix software. How many copies of FoxPro 2.x for Unix do you suppose they sold?

I believe it was SCO Unix. SCO Unix on Intel processors, this eliminates many porting problems caused by the differences between bigendian, littleendian, mixedendian, whateveriveleftoutendian byte ordering.