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\n>The most useful distinction today is in the amount of resources each
\n>requires: III+ works fine on systems all the way back to XTs; IV works best
\n>on newer systems. III+ can run on floppy-only systems; IV requires a hard
\n>disk.<\/p>\n
\nan 8 MHz XT. It did take more time to load up than dBASE III+, but I don’t
\nrecall that the application was any slower.<\/p>\n
\n>problems with the first release. But since then, there’s been dBASE IV 1.1
\n>and now 1.5, released in February this year by Borland. III+ was first
\n>released in ’85, practically the Bronze Age of microcomputing — and people
\n>wonder why it doesn’t support extended memory!<\/p>\n
\n>free on your hard disk, I recommend dBASE IV: there have been major
\n>improvements that make life easier for both the first-time user as well as
\n…”<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOld good days \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"