The LA Fox DeveloDer Newsletter

January 1995

Our Back Issues .

The Year in Review

Following is a list of the back issues and the

subjects covered in 1994:

January 1994

LA Fox President’s Column

XPro User Group News

The Pros Talk Fox

Work Opportunities

February 1994

LA Fox President’s Column

XPro User Group News

Event-Driven Programming

Books and Toys FoxExpress

March 1994

LA Fox President’s Column

XPro User Group News

The MAC Attack

FoxPro 2.6 ... Not a Rumor!

Books and Toys...

Inside FoxPro by Bob Grommes

April 1994

LA Fox President’s Column

XPro User Group News

Microsoft DevCast

FoxPro 3.0 Preview

Hot Off the Wire...

Ken Levy Moves to Flash

Books and Toys..

.lnstall Programs Reviewed

Hot Tips

May 1994

LA Fox President’s Column

XPro User Group News

From the Pen Of Ken (Levy) GenScrnX

Hot Off the Wire....

Undocumented FoxPro

FoxPro Certification.. .The Pros’ Opinions

Reach the Stars..

.Major Developers’ CIDs

Hot Tips.... Multiple Size Radio Buttons

June 1994

LA Fox President’s Column

XPro User Group News

Hot Off the Wire....

DevCon Announced

Shareware Review....FoxFinder v2.14

Books and Toys...

.Saved by the Junction

FoxPro 2.6 Codebook

Did He Really Say That? Adam Green

July1994

LA Fox President’s Column

Out and About... .Current Events

Hot Tips.. .Spinners in a DOS Environment

Traversing the GP Fault - Pt. I

Hot Off the Wire.. .More Undocumented FoxPro

September 1994

Out and About... Current Events

Looking for a New Home

Traversing the GP Fault - Pt. II

XPro User Group News

Hot Tips... FoxPro Tips Through Experience

Three From Landmark... .Software Review

October 1994

Out and About... .Current Events

“Homeless Commitee” Formed

FoxPro MAC v2.6

Traversing the GP Fault - Pt. III

XBase History

From the Quill of Bill/Borland Unveils dBASE Windows

Calendar/Scheduler... .Software Review

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It Can’t Get Any Easier.......

We’ve come up with an easy way to submit articles to

the LA Fox Developer Newsletter one that has

been overlooked for a long time.

You can submit your articles to either Chuck Williams

(72330,2326) or Barry Lee (72723,3422) on

Compuserve.

These articles can be on any FoxPro-related topic,

whether it concerns a new technique you’ve discov-

ered, a certain development technique you may favo

over others, book reviews, etc.

The quality of this newsletter really depends on the

members that support it, not just read it. And I think

we’d all be surprised by the useful information that

could be circulated around the membership.

So.

How’bout it?

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