Is "DataBASIC" a generic term?

#21

frosty-
Ok, but I hope you won't take offense if I continue to hold you in high
regard.
B-

"frosty" <frostyj (AT) bogus (DOT) tld> wrote

Quote:

I'm so far removed from knowing anything current about any Pick or
Pick-like O/S any more that neither one is applicable any more.

I'm just a programmer/analyst now. I work for a living, and you do
not salute me.

--
frosty

B Faux wrote:
As I suspected... Again on my knees and bowing to the monitor... BTW do
you also prefer 'Grand Dragon' or is 'High Priest' ok?
;-)
BFaux

#22

frosty wrote:

Quote:

I'm so far removed from knowing anything current about any Pick or
Pick-like O/S any more that neither one is applicable any more.

It's not the toys it's how well you play with them.

Quote:

I'm just a programmer/analyst now. I work for a living, and you do
not salute me.

John, whether a man is great and/or humble one thing he can't control
the respect others hold for him and/or his work.

Patrick <;=)

P.S. I like Grand Dragon, it allows for the orneriness.

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Re: Is "DataBASIC" a generic term? - 11-14-2005 , 02:52 PM

Re: Is "DataBASIC" a generic term? - 11-14-2005 , 05:10 PM