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> From: Buck Calabro > > And if I can add a bit of constructive advice, take a SMALL subset of your > application; say customer entry/update Around a dozen programs > or so. Run > the subset through a conversion (manual or otherwise.) This 'first time' > will give you the absolute worst case scenario for how hard it will be to > GUI-fy your applications. Then do it again with a second subset about the > same size. This is a much closer approximation to how long it'll > take to do > the actual work. Excellent advice, Buck. My only addition would be to use something a little more robust than a master file maintenance program. Often you'll find that your day-to-day data entry programs (like order entry) use significantly different programming techniques than your master file maintenance programs. I suggest picking at least one of the highest-use programs you have for prototyping.
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