Coming back to Frontier after all these years....

[dbayly at udena.ch]

Gosh that goes back a ways.  db,set and db.get were made redundant by 
the notion of a guest database.  I think you need a refresher course, 
for which the best avaibale tool, sadly long out of data is Matt 
Neubergs book. See <http://www.tidbits.com/matt/>

hth

On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 16:30:57 -0700, Denise.Hutchinson at asu.edu (Denise 
Hutchinson) wrote:-
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>  I've been off of Frontier for a few years... my last use was with versions
>  4/5.  When I move a script over to Frontier 7/8 from Frontier 4/5...  I
>  cannot get the AppleScripts from within Frontier to use/set db.set.
>
>  Also, I poked around the built-in verbs... how do I mount a server running
>  straight TCP/IP?
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>  Is there on-line docs some place.  docserver appears to be a old... 
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>  Thanks for any help... Denise
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>  Denise Hutchinson
>  Desktop Systems Technology
>  Information Technology, Arizona State University
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