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FOXBASE's license Question.
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28/05/1999 08:28:29
 
 
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28/05/1999 07:11:30
Cetin Basoz
Engineerica Inc.
Izmir, Turquie
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
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Divers
Thread ID:
00223867
Message ID:
00223895
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>>Hi~ All Folks!
>>I have a question about OLDED Grandpa's Version FOXBASE.
>>My client's Fox's version is FoxBase but it's license is only one.
>>But he want to get more license about FOXBASE.
>>Who has FOXBASE's License? MS?
>>or
>>Could it be multi copied ?
>>
>>If anybody know about this,
>>Threading for me.
>>Thanks.
>Foxbase was "FOX software"'s. They sold FP to MS so I think now MS has the rights. I don't think they support Foxbase now.
>With foxbase there was foxpcompile and foxprun. Foxprun AFAIK is royalty free. Compile the app with foxpcompile to .FOX then use with foxprun (foxprun myapp.fox).

MS does indeed hold the rights.

The runtime was not a part of the FoxBASE/FoxBASE+ development package; as I recall, it was a separate purchase (as was the LCK) and it was sold several ways, either on a per end-user license or an unlimited distribution license.

There were also distinct flavors for single- and multi-user environments (I think the runtimes were foxprun and mfoxprun respectively.) There were major issues with trying to use the single user version in a multiuser envrionments, and some problems with WinNT as well.
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