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      CommentAuthorTeam NTK
    • CommentTimeJul 30th 2014
     
    Dear NTK Members and XBase developers,

    We're pleased to announce you that NTKDBU v2.00 is now available from the official web page:
    English - http://www.ntkproject.com/ntkdbu.php?language=1
    Français - http://www.ntkproject.com/ntkdbu.php?language=2
    Español - http://www.ntkproject.com/ntkdbu.php?language=3

    N.B.
    For NTK-Premium members, only: The unlimited executable of NTKDBU v2.00 is available to download for free from your personal NTKWIP space.


    Main screen:


    Index manager:


    Print Preview:


    Report & Label Designer:
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      CommentAuthorReece
    • CommentTimeAug 4th 2014
     
    It seems to requires a high resolution screen with no provision for, say, 800x600 pixels.

    What is the min res?
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      CommentAuthorjnd
    • CommentTimeAug 5th 2014
     
    By default the min res of the main container is set to 1024x600. However, this can be changed manually by editing the config.ini located in the same directory than NTKDBU.EXE - Just modify parameters of the 'MAIN' entry in the [WINDOWS] section.

    e.g
    . . .
    [WINDOWS]
    MAIN, 1, 1024, 560, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1024, 560, NIL, MOVE, 1
    PREFS, 1, 640, 480, 0, 0, 0, 0, 640, 480, NIL, NIL, 8192
    BREAK, 2, 400, 150, 0, 0, 312, 225, 400, 150, NIL, MOVE, 1
    FILTER, 1, 400, 150, 0, 0, 312, 225, 400, 150, NIL, MOVE, 1
    . . .

    Below is an excerpt of the config.ini generated by NTKDBU.exe for an 8" tablet with a 1024x600 screen res. In your case, you should just replace the entries 1024, 560 by 800, 600 (or even less)

    HTH
    JN
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      CommentAuthorGuest
    • CommentTimeAug 8th 2014
     
    Is there a version for Linux?

    AlexM.
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      CommentAuthorTeam NTK
    • CommentTimeAug 9th 2014
     
    No, NTKDBU is for Windows only.
    Maybe you should try running it with Wine on your Linux distro.
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      CommentAuthorjnd
    • CommentTimeAug 11th 2014 edited
     
    Hey AlexM,

    Indeed, NTKdBU has been designed for Win32/64 platforms. Also, official tech support is for Windows only.
    However, the good news for U (and other Linux users) is that a couple weeks ago i've made some tests with the default Wine installed on my KUNBUTU box .... And ...
    i've been pleasantly suprised to run NTKdBU pretty well. i.e. run fast enough & stable. I've been able to use almost all database features/commands with great success. I've only encountered some minor problems with the visual interface. For instance:
    ClipBoard's not availble, Fonts used are not exactly similar, Bitmaps in the colNubs are not always displayed, couldn't drag, nor resize the datagrid's columns with the mouse using the nubHeadings gadget (probably some notification messages of the Win32 API that are not yet supported under Wine), etc.
    Frankly speaking, nothing really difficult to overcome in order to use main features of the software.

    But once again, NTKdBU under Linux is not officially supported by the NTK Team.
    It's my own experience - So, if you try to do the same, just use it as is and at your own risks.

    Below some screenshots:
    Main ListView


    Data Entry - Detection of concurrent access in network environment


    Report Preview


    Data Exportation - XLS Format


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      CommentAuthorGuest
    • CommentTimeAug 12th 2014
     
    Hi jnd
    Sounds very interesting indeed! Even though I'd personally much prefer Gnome to Kde.

    Which version of Ubuntu and Wine do you recommend? Did you make some special settings to the Wine configuration?

    AlexM.
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      CommentAuthorjnd
    • CommentTimeAug 13th 2014
     
    Hey AlexM,

    I have no particular recommendations since NTKdBU under Linux is not officially supported. :wink:
    However and FYI, I personally use an old UBUNTU 10.10 + KDE 4.5.1 + Wine 1.2.2. BTW, I didn't make any specific settings - just use Wine with its default configuration. i.e. Win XP optimization.

    HTH,
    JN