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Review title: Likely based on a similar work for Access
Product review: Corel Paradox 8 for Windows by Rick Sullivan (Copyright 1999) is likely based on a similar computer training manual for Microsoft's Access for Windows product. On page 16 the author states "Access displays the name.." when I am certain he should have said "Paradox displays the name.." The work was probably prepared grudgingly owing to market demand. Instead of saying "One of the most powerful features of Paradox.." he says on page 110 "One of the most powerful features in a database program like Paradox..". The book ignores concepts like aliases, event and data models, referential integrity, and OPAL which are important for Paradox but not for Access. I suppose the work may have value in hands on training because it comes with exercises and a disk. However, a more inspiring presentation is necessary.
