Re: Where is my Code400?

CODE was not changed in WDSC 6.  So you could use the version installed 
with 5.1.2 or whatever with WDSC 6.  However, once the earlier version is 
uninstalled, you have to install from version 6.

Here's a reference from the archives:
http://archive.midrange.com/wdsci-l/200509/msg00181.html


wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/08/2006 06:55:04 PM:

date: Thu, 8 Jun 2006 15:10:59 -0400
from: ChadB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Where is my Code400?


It's on one of the later WDSC install discs (towards the back of the 

binder

of CDs).  As I understand it, although Code400 is no longer being 

developed

or enhanced, it's still the go to application for working with DSPFs and
such.  My main problem with that is that Code400 isn't tested or 

supported

to work on the same range of platforms that WDSC is provided for 

(Windows

2003, etc.).


 
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I installed WDSc (RAD) 6.0 recently, and began using RSE successfully.
Seeing no point in keeping 5.1.2 WDSc anymore, I uninstalled it. Now my
Code400 seems to be gone. I heretofore used Code400 Code Designer for 

GUI

manipulation of DSPFs.
Does WDSc 6.0 have something to replace Code Designer? Or how can I 

install

Code via WDSc 6.0 disks?


Warren S. Schultz
Sr. Programmer Analyst
American Foods Group