Borland shipped a GUI brief with dBaseV. There is a dBase2K (or Gold?) site. You might check with them if you're looking for the latest. I have a DO version and somewhere, that 16 bit GUI (they had dBrief also).

I still got my BladeRunner documentation:) (for posterity)


>And Lior *STILL* uses it - the only way to take it from him would be to pull it from his cold dead grip < g >
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>>I couldn't resist the subject line... <g>
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>>Brief was a DOS text editor, put out by a company called Underware that then changed their name (don't remember to what) and was finally bought by Borland a long while ago. There were two macro libraries for the XBase developer: dBrief and Quiet Flight (put out by Randy Wallin).
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>>As an aside, if any of you remember Lior Hod who used to work with me - I've never managed to get him to stop using Brief... <g>
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>>yag
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>>>A recent talk with a customer about previous technologies arouse the comment about a xBase language utility called “Brief” which is a text editor with special features aimed to help the xBase programmer.
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>>>Those of you who started long ago with clipper and dBase probably know about it. Does anybody know if it stepped into the windows-graphics technologies or turned into something else?
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>>>Is there something like “Brief” available for the windows environment today?
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>>>Thanks in advance and regards.
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>>>Oscar Corte