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mmmmmaybe also look into the FmConnector for ASP, according to me an excellent alternative to Lasso and using a technique which allows me to use other components very easily.<br />
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Any questions?; email,<br />
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Steven<br />
<a href="http://home.wanadoo.nl/zteve/" rel="ugc">http://home.wanadoo.nl/zteve/</a><br />
steven@wanadoo.nl
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mmmmmaybe also look into the FmConnector for ASP, according to me an excellent alternative to Lasso and using a technique which allows me to use other components very easily.


Any questions?; email,

Steven
http://home.wanadoo.nl/zteve/ [http://home.wanadoo.nl/zteve/]
steven@wanadoo.nl

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I'm looking for someone who can help me post Dbase files to the web. &nbsp;These files contain up to 200 fields. &nbsp;I want to create an application where we can run queries on the dbase files. &nbsp; The files are flat dbase files that contain such information on residents such as Name, address, age, income, home value, etc. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there anyone out there that has a solution to this problem I'm trying to tackle?<br />
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Very sincerely,<br />
<br />
Ruben Leon<br />
Spectrum Data<br />
<a href="http://www.spectrumdata.net" rel="ugc">www.spectrumdata.net</a><br />
ruben@spectrumdata.net<br />

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I'm looking for someone who can help me post Dbase files to the web.  These files contain up to 200 fields.  I want to create an application where we can run queries on the dbase files.   The files are flat dbase files that contain such information on residents such as Name, address, age, income, home value, etc.  

Is there anyone out there that has a solution to this problem I'm trying to tackle?

Very sincerely,

Ruben Leon
Spectrum Data
www.spectrumdata.net
ruben@spectrumdata.net


Posting Dbase files to the Web.

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