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 Introducing PTWin32 |
If you use PTWin32
then you have a copy of the Borland
Database Engine (BDE) installed on your computer. The BDE is what PTWin32
uses to access the data in your tables. The BDE is a common
software layer that is used by many commercial software programs. Products by
Corel, Novell, and many others might have installed a copy of the BDE on your
computer before you ever installed PTWin32. As a result, the BDE on your hard drive may have been installed in any number of locations. The location doesn’t really matter as long as all of the programs that use the BDE know where it is If PTWin32 is the
first application to install the BDE on your computer then you will usually find
the BDE files in \Program
Files\Borland\Common Files\BDE If your copy of the
BDE does not appear at the end of the path specified above then another one of
your software programs has installed it to a different location. To find the location
of the BDE files on your computer simply go into the BDE
Configuration program that appears in the PTWin32 Program Group of Windows.
Once executed the title bar of the BDE
Configuration window will list the location of the BDE files.
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