Eric Stevens
However, when you first started telling me I was lying you never even asked for evidence or gave me the chance to produce it.

Sandman
Incorrect. I spent some two weeks asking you to back up your claims. You failed.

Eric Stevens
Rubbish.

Message-ID: <sib9091tjfhq4pl41iu9fv8uiblg3uv1ik@4ax.com>I wrote

"I've used operating systems that worked with magnetic drum storage right through virtually the entire range of both floppy and hard discs. I bought and used a microcomputer system with one of the first such hard discs in captivity.

I've set up and written databases using Cromemco DBR (SQL), Informix (SQL), Basic, C, dBXL, Paradox and one or two others I can't remember.

I've used file systems including Cromix, Unix, CP/M, PC-DOS and all flavours of NTFS since version 3.5 (except 8)."

You responded to this saying:

"This I can't believe. *EVERYTHING* you've said leads to the logical conclusion that you know NOTHING about databases. So I am assuming that this is just a plain out lie."

See. No request for me to back up my claims. Just an immediate denial of the truth of my claim and the labeling of it as a lie.

You've gone on from there, disputing everything I say and calling me a liar at every opportunity.

Had you given me the benefit of the least amount of doubt I could have given you https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/31088803/_DSC6945.jpg which is a link to a corner of my book shelves. You will see *nine* Paradox manuals covering two generations. In fact the Word Perfect Office 2002 manual describes Paradox 10. I haven't been collecting these as a hobby.