Well that one's easy; if you have a large scale Access database already running and being worked on by various windows users and you want a linux machine to also access the data. They've never missed a deadline. The code and examples are an excellent place to start.
it's television and radio, not Television and Radio.
Well they're taking a stand on the hype.
that time your buddy was really drunk?
I think any company is likely to make the mistakes MS did, it's really just the size and global market that MS has that makes it so obviously in the line of fire. Well, naturally, there is some backlash to the scamming and these people feel a little hard done by.
They've never missed a deadline. Without the floppy there's nothing you can do here, nothing to see. certainly puts things into perspective.
Can you get similar results for a fraction of the price? I'm basing this on what I've found online in forums, rants, raves and articles.
I'm willing to spend money if I think I'm getting something out of the deal.
Well it's not entirely inaccurate, there's a way to set Windows XP to only allow you to login if there's a special floppy disk in the drive. Want to setup that next killer page?
Apparently VS-Express is a free version of the full product that has some but not all the functionality and abilities. and I wonder what the power-output would be of such a large-scale solar cell!
Perfect for someone who wants to play around and develop some light-weight stuff, but isn't doing anything commercial. Well it's not entirely inaccurate, there's a way to set Windows XP to only allow you to login if there's a special floppy disk in the drive. Can you get similar results for a fraction of the price? is classic Superiority thinking. massive pieces of house are swinging around on a crane.