>>>>Hi Kim!
>>>>
>>>>Probably you can't use data from Cobol, because Cobol is a programming
>>>>language for dino's But I didn't very surprised if someone have the
>>>>ODBC driver for Cobol....
>>>>
>>>>>Is it possible to connect the data(cobol)on Unix System
>>>>>with windows environment and use those as a internet resource?
>>>
>>>Thank you very much for your post.
>>>If so, there might be no way to reuse cobol's data directly right now..
>>>I gotta make a kind of data-converting program.
>>>
>>>
>>>p.s :by the way,by What is the meaning of 'language for dino's '?
>>Yong Seung,
>>It means obselete (or no longer popular) computer language. I resided in your country from 1988-1991. Ne yobo Hanguk yoja imnida.
>
>I was very surprised when I found your reply.
>And your Special English-Korean language for me.
>Nice to meet you.
>I remember that you helped me couple of weeks ago.
>I didn't think that I would meet person who lived in Korea
>at this specific area.
>Small world Small Internet!
>How did you merried Hanguk yoja?
>
>
>My e-mail address is rexall@kimendo.com
My wife says I am very lucky. She is a Kimhae Kim. I was stationed in Tongduchon at a place called Camp Nimble. I will always miss being in Korea particularly the people and some of the ROK soldiers I served with. I think it is great to find a fellow FoxPro programmer in my most favorite country in the world. If it is all right with you, I shall send future non-FoxPro messages to your e-mail address. And I was also surprised (and hoping) there were Korean FoxPro developers as well. My e-mail address is 'wchad@ime.net'. Hope to hear from you soon.