- OBJECTS FOXPRO 2.6 FULL
- OBJECTS FOXPRO 2.6 SOFTWARE
- OBJECTS FOXPRO 2.6 CODE
1994 (March) FoxPro 2.6, Better dBASE compatibility (over 50 commands enhanced for dBASE) Catalog Manager, more Wizards, codepages and collating sequences. 1993 (September) FoxPro 2.5b, International language support Added Greek, Polish, Icelandic, & Czech support. 1993 (June) FoxPro 2.5a, International language support (and multi-line Wait Windows). 1993 FoxPro 2.6 for Macintosh is released. It might be noted in passing that FoxPro for Windows was essentially complete at the time of Fox's acquisition by Microsoft in June of 1992 and was released a few months later 1993 (January) First Windows version of FoxPro 2.5, Distribution kit available for creating Windows EXEs. OBJECTS FOXPRO 2.6 SOFTWARE
1992 (June) Microsoft merged with Fox Software in a $173M operation.FoxPro 2.0 also introduces a graphical Screen Builder and Report Builder.
OBJECTS FOXPRO 2.6 FULL
The first versions of FoxPro basically incorporated the FoxBASE+ engine under the hood and it wasn't until FoxPro 2.0 that the full flowering of Fox's reputation for stellar performance occurred. This version of FoxPro should be mentioned separately from the 1989 version because it is the first one that incorporated SQL and the Rushmore Technology.
FoxPro 2.0 also introduces a graphical Screen Builder and Report Builder and integrated SOL support.
1991 (July) FoxPro 2.0 Rushmore™ query technology allows for blazingly fast querying performance. OBJECTS FOXPRO 2.6 CODE
It was basically a repainted SNAP! (source code documentor developed by Walter Kennamer), wich Fox Software had bought
1990 FoxDoc starts to ship with FoxPro. This interface has persisted both in the character-oriented MSDOS world and, in graphic form, in both the present-day Windows and Macintosh products. This product supported a superset of the dBASE IV language but an entirely new interface most similar to that of FoxBASE+/Mac. 1988 FoxBASE+ for the Macintosh is the first cross-platform xBase tool. In december 1990 the suit filed by Ashton-Tate against Fox Software and Santa Cruz Operations for alleged copyright infringement of the dBASE language is dismissed in court (see Ashton-Tate Sues Fox Software). 1988 (September) Ashton-Tate sues Fox Software. 1987 (June) FoxBASE+ fox SCO Xenix is released. 
It could be viewed as an initial design study for the first MSDOS version of FoxPro in 1989-90. This first Macintosh product of Fox Software's captured a majority the Mac database market within a few months of its release. 1986-1987 Ashton-Tate Attempts to Acquire Fox Software.A dBASE III Plus work-alike that helped put Fox Software on the map
1986 Fox Software releases FoxBASE+ MSDOS.Also a dBASE II work-alike but with primitive multi-user features 1985 Fox Software releases Multi-User FoxBase.1984 (December) Fox Software releases FoxBASE., This was a dBASE II work-alike.The History of FoxPro - Timeline - From the Birth of The Fox Until Today
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