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AccuTerm FAQ (Updated for v8.1.1)

  • September 5, 2023
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Hernando Borda
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A new FAQ resource is available for AccuTerm customers that need information about the product. The FAQ contains important details about AccuTerm 8.1.1 and below.

Whether you want to know how to buy, license, upgrade or many other common inquiries, the FAQ will give you a place to start.

I hope you'll find this new resource useful. Please contact the Product Management team or Technical Support if you have suggestions for new entries in the FAQ.



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Hernando Borda
Product Manager, MultiValue Tools
Rocket Software
hborda@rocketsoftware.com
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    Peter Gonzalez001
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    • September 6, 2023

    A new FAQ resource is available for AccuTerm customers that need information about the product. The FAQ contains important details about AccuTerm 8.1.1 and below.

    Whether you want to know how to buy, license, upgrade or many other common inquiries, the FAQ will give you a place to start.

    I hope you'll find this new resource useful. Please contact the Product Management team or Technical Support if you have suggestions for new entries in the FAQ.



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    Hernando Borda
    Product Manager, MultiValue Tools
    Rocket Software
    hborda@rocketsoftware.com
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    Hernando,

    Great resource!!! Thank you.  



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    Peter Gonzalez
    St. Louis, MO US
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    Joe Goldthwaite
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    • September 11, 2023

    Hernando,

    Great resource!!! Thank you.  



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    Peter Gonzalez
    St. Louis, MO US
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    Hi Everyone,
    My main client is moving off of their Universe system so I'm looking for new challenging projects. I've been told that I'll get more job offers if I have at least 150 contacts on Linkedin. I'm not a big user of social media so I don't have a lot. If you'd like to help, look me up on linkedin.com and click on the connect button.
    For those that don't know, I'm the original creator of AccuTerm. That's the original MS DOS version before Windows (in C++). For the Windows version I worked with Pete Schellenbach. I wrote all the VB code and interface. Pete wrote the underlying terminal control and did all the hard stuff like SSH support. He also write the AccuTerm GUI.
    I've worked in the MVDB marketplace for many years including writing most of the BASIC code for CompuSheet+. That probably dates me pretty well.
    I haven't been limited to MVDB though. I've worked extensively building applications based on Excel and even MSAccess.
    I have a lot of expertise in SQL having built large reporting systems using it. I think SQL is underrated by most procedural programmers because they don't really understand it beyond a basic join statements. It's a powerful language for data if you know how to use it.
    I've also been working with Python for many years. 
    Anyway, if anyone needs some work done I'm looking for my next challenge. Drop me an email and let me know.
    Thanks


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    Joe Goldthwaite
    Consultant
    Phoenix AZ US
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    Joe Goldthwaite
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    • September 12, 2023
    Hi Everyone,
    My main client is moving off of their Universe system so I'm looking for new challenging projects. I've been told that I'll get more job offers if I have at least 150 contacts on Linkedin. I'm not a big user of social media so I don't have a lot. If you'd like to help, look me up on linkedin.com and click on the connect button.
    For those that don't know, I'm the original creator of AccuTerm. That's the original MS DOS version before Windows (in C++). For the Windows version I worked with Pete Schellenbach. I wrote all the VB code and interface. Pete wrote the underlying terminal control and did all the hard stuff like SSH support. He also write the AccuTerm GUI.
    I've worked in the MVDB marketplace for many years including writing most of the BASIC code for CompuSheet+. That probably dates me pretty well.
    I haven't been limited to MVDB though. I've worked extensively building applications based on Excel and even MSAccess.
    I have a lot of expertise in SQL having built large reporting systems using it. I think SQL is underrated by most procedural programmers because they don't really understand it beyond a basic join statements. It's a powerful language for data if you know how to use it.
    I've also been working with Python for many years. 
    Anyway, if anyone needs some work done I'm looking for my next challenge. Drop me an email and let me know.
    Thanks


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    Joe Goldthwaite
    Consultant
    Phoenix AZ US
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    I'm not sure how this ended up in the Accuterm FAQ thread. I need to be more careful.

    I got a message from Cara Howe that she wanted to connect but Linkedin wanted an email. I should have included that. It's joe@goldthwaites.com.

    Thanks Cara, I appreciate the info.



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    Joe Goldthwaite
    Consultant
    Phoenix AZ US
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