PAL Made Easy

The first part of this book on PAL (Paradox Application Language) shows users how to create keyboard macros and how to tie them together using the Personal Programmer, the CASE (Computer Assisted Software Engineering) tool provided with Paradox. The remainder of the book is devoted to discussions of how PAL can double Paradox's power and development of a database designed entirely in PAL. This latest version of Paradox 3.5 allows a non-programmer to use PAL to create menu-driven database applications complete with password protection, validated data entry, data sharing, sophisticated data reporting and presentation quality graphics.