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Corel Paradox is now part of WordPerfect Office and it is better than ever! Corel Paradox was a database utility that specialized on relational database management system. It was originally developed as a MS-DOS program by Ansa Software.

We have a stubborn department that has a database in the last version of Paradox. I've torn through the thing a few times and just can't get it to work on Windows 7 64-bit. We've gotten to the point my boss just tells them it's too old and they need to convert it to MS Access or something still supported.

What they have is just a DB one of them built a decade ago, but the only place I feel isn't quite a dead end yet is in the BDE Admin. If you open Control panel I think it should be in there, then there is a Paradox object in one of the groups. I hadn't really been working on WinXP with this Paradox problem and have pretty much given up, but thought it might be worth mentioning. Emily.inglin wrote: It might be a lost cause. Matt, do you have a way of converting the databases from Paradox to Access? I mean we use Access too for certain databases so if that works then I'd love to know how you do it. Unfortunately, no.

I'm not much of an Access guy and SQL would be overkill for this. Plus my boss does a lot of 'Sorry, we're short staffed' to departments like these. It often ends in nobody doing anything about it, like this Paradox case. If you can get the database to run on one of the old computers/VMs you should be able to export the data to a CSV file, then build a new Access DB and import the CSV there.

Any reports and interface forms would have to rebuilt.

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System requirements: 512K RAM, 2 floppy drives or one hard disk and one floppy drive. Slipcase has same part number. UPC hand-written on top of slip case.

Seven 360K diskettes. Includes the following printed materials: Customer Support Plan and attached Product Replacement Card. Read ME First card Replacement (backup) labels for System I and II diskettes.

Warranty card?