Subject Re: Dbase Programmer Wanted From Alex Safian <noway@noway.com> Date Sat, 19 Mar 2022 23:20:50 -0400 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Bill: dBase has created a program that might be exactly what you need called dbDOS -- it allows old DOS program like dBaseIII+ and programs written in dBaseIII+ to run on Windows 10 with printing, etc. You can find it here  https://dbdos.com/ They offer a 15 day money back guarantee, so it might be worth it to give it a try.   Another possibility is to create a virtual machine for DOS that will run on Windows 10. This is much easier than it sounds. I use VirtualBox (free, from Oracle) to run a Windows XP virtual machine on my Windows 10 computer. You just start it up in Win 10 and you've got a real copy of Win XP running, even full screen. I would try the dbDos option first, since it's designed to do exactly what you want -- keep old dBaseIII+ programs functioning on modern hardware.   Good luck, Alex Safian BILL DENGLER Wrote: > We have a program written in dBase 111+ and we need it rewritten or updated to work with Server 2019 and run on Windows 10 machines.  We are located in Pleasanton, CA. > www.gwtrans.com. Contact me if you're a top talent with dBase.