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... this topic, but I searched for "aesdirect" and the first software that came up says this: The eLading Documents Software is based on industry standard ODBC technology and can therefore connect to any ODBC compliant database such as Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase SQL Anywhere, etc. http://www.elading.com/features.aspx ...

... he was possessed of "a sudden desire to eat a bit of squid". That struck a chord with Spanish fans and even ahead of the match Spanish industry minister Miguel Sebastian called for the creature to be given an "immediate" free transfer to Spain to "ensure his protection".

... a large 'in-house' project. I have fought this battle for many years .. and I like Harbour\xHarbour and where 'open source' is taking the IT industry .. forcing these close minded' CIO's to re-think their expensive dB2's and Oracles databases of the world. For me .. I like Sql Server because ...

... out there and know that the encryption will work stick with a standard. By the way they use RSA Data Security Inc.'s encryption which is the industry standard for encryption. I would rather go with the masses on this one than stand alone. I am being forced by our industry to prove data security ...

... he left Apple, Steve Jobs' other company, NeXT, produced the first rapid application development environment. The next challenge for the computing industry is going to be adapting to the post-desktop era. The recent keynote shows that Apple seems to be aware of this. Regards, Roman

... or later we HAVE to provide email capability for all documents output by our applications. The sooner the better. It is incredible that the PC industry has been around for over 25 years now, and we still do not have online document generation and delivery built into Windows. I think Apple just ...

... across the Internet. RF is the expert on this so perhaps he will jump in. Renaldo Crespo-Bazan is also doing this and he is working in the medical industry too. I believe he is deploying apps in doctor's offices also. However, if you have to deploy application upgrades to 5000 PCs I can see that ...