Thanks,

Can you send me the enhancements you sent to Alexander?

- Val
>Hi Val,
>
>Basically, I received your program after I already put my hands with FastXTab, so I haven't really played with it. I know, what Alexander is going to update his utility during this weekend, I sent him a list of things, which need to be added. Basically, as far as I can judge, you both use the similar idea (independantly, of course). Your program has an advantage of allowing to give an array of final structure. I'm not sure, though, how it's working and I haven't tried it.
>
>I think, you can contact Alexander and you both may create one program with all functionality included. It's not a big deal, how the final product would be called. Once it's completed, I think, it could be send to Microsoft to be a replacement of VFPXTab.
>
>What do you think about it?
>
>Best wishes,
> Nadya
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Thanks for the nice remarks re Matxtab.
>>
>>Henry I could send a copy to you.
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>>Nadya, if you're still reading this thread... what changes, enhancements would you like to see for the software. It needs to be updated and if there's interest I can make it current. It was originally written for the DOS world and performed rather well there.
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>>This might make an interesting case study for porting good DOS code into the VFP world.
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>>Comments?
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>>- Val
>>
>>>>Hi Mark
>>>>
>>>>Val's matxtab has been around for a very long time. Its a beautiful bit of engineering. Once I discovered it, I've never had any desire to use anything else.
>>>>
>>>Hello Mark:
>>>
>>>How do i get hold of Vals matxtab?