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 You may want to check for an updated version of this white paper on our Web site from time to time. Many of our White Papers are updated as information changes. For those papers, the Last Edited date is always at the top of the paper.
-Visit the Data Access Worldwide Support Home page for information about all of our support offerings, including free support offerings, such as the Technical Knowledge Base, White Papers and Peer Support Newsgroups: https://support.dataaccess.com/.
+Visit the '''Data Access Support Forums''': https://support.dataaccess.com/.
-Transformation - Converting DataFlex 2.3b Applications to Revision 3.0, Doug Goldner, Data Access Corporation, 1992, 168 pages. Available from Data Access Corporation or your local distributor.
+'''Transformation - Converting DataFlex 2.3b Applications to Revision 3.0''', Doug Goldner, Data Access Corporation, 1992, 168 pages. Available from Data Access Corporation or your local distributor.
-Migrating to Windows with Visual DataFlex, White Paper, John J. Tuohy, Data Access Corporation, June 6, 1997, Location: http://www.dataaccess.com/WhitePapers.
+'''Migrating to Windows with Visual DataFlex''', White Paper, John J. Tuohy, Data Access Corporation, June 6, 1997, Location: http://www.dataaccess.com/WhitePapers.
-DataFlex and the Year 2000, White Paper, N. Joe Potts, Data Access Corporation, December 2, 1997, Location: http://www.dataaccess.com/WhitePapers.
+'''DataFlex and the Year 2000''', White Paper, N. Joe Potts, Data Access Corporation, December 2, 1997, Location: http://www.dataaccess.com/WhitePapers.
-DataFlex and DLLs, White Paper, Application Engineering Group, Data Access Corporation, April 25, 1996, Location: http://www.dataaccess.com/WhitePapers.
+'''DataFlex and DLLs''' White Paper, Application Engineering Group, Data Access Corporation, April 25, 1996, Location: http://www.dataaccess.com/WhitePapers.
-Data Definition in Visual DataFlex, White Paper, Data Access Nederland, December 17, 1998, Location: http://www.dataaccess.com/WhitePapers.
+'''Data Definition in Visual DataFlex''', White Paper, Data Access Nederland, December 17, 1998, Location: http://www.dataaccess.com/WhitePapers.
-Transactions in DataFlex 3.1, White Paper, Application Engineering Group, Data Access Corporation, April 25, 1996, Location:
+'''Transactions in DataFlex 3.1''', White Paper, Application Engineering Group, Data Access Corporation, April 25, 1996.
-DataFlex 3.2 Installation & Environment Guide, DataFlex 3.2 CD, Data Access Corporation.
+''' 3.2 Installation & Environment Guide''', DataFlex 3.2 CD, Data Access Corporation.
-Online Documentation for Visual DataFlex (all revisions of VDF).
-Windows User's Guide to DOS : Using the Command Line in Windows 95/98, Carolyn Z. Gillay & Bette A. Peat, September 1998, Franklin Beedle & Assoc; ISBN: 1887902422.
+'''Online Documentation for DataFlex''': https://docs.dataaccess.com/
+'''Windows User's Guide to DOS : Using the Command Line in Windows 95/98''', Carolyn Z. Gillay & Bette A. Peat, September 1998, Franklin Beedle & Assoc; ISBN: 1887902422.
+'''DFConver utility''', Location: ftp://ftp.dataaccess.com/pub/products/dataflex/tools.
-DFConver utility, Location: ftp://ftp.dataaccess.com/pub/products/dataflex/tools.
 Note: There is a lot of useful information in all of the DataFlex documentation. Some of the most useful files for the topic of this paper are in the electronic documentation files that can be read with the Adobe Acrobat reader.
-Data Access Technical Knowledge Base: http://www.dataaccess.com/kbase.asp
+'''The Data Access Knowledge Base''': https://www.dataaccess.com/Resources/Knowledge-Base-1114.
 Many answers to technical problems can be found online in the Data Access Technical Knowledge Base. Here, you can access the same live data that Data Access Worldwide technical support and development staff use to enter and track technical articles.