Re: Converting from an ancient BASIC to new database

Randy,

You do not have to convert to VB or any other Microsoft derivative to
achieve the results you want, and you can do so much less expensively,
both in terms of time and money, than walking down the Microsoft path.

The code you posted can be interpreted correctly by current versions
of Thoroughbred Basic (www.thoroughbredsoftware.com), VPRO/5
(www.basis.com), and ProvideX (www.pvx.com), with little or no change
to the listings.

All three have reasonably inexpensive single-user versions that run
under Windows XP.   In addition, all three offer resources within
their basic interpreters that can adapt your code to the GUI
environment.

Best regards,

Michael Eisen