5 April 2002
As of this date, ProCARE is discontinued. We have experienced the "killer asteroid" - Windows XP, which runs on an NT based system (no DOS). This effectively rendered the DOS-based ProCARE obsolete.
The question was ... did I have the time and energy and ability (at aged 62) to do it all over again with a new programming language? ProCARE is one of the most complex DOS applications ever written.
Well, I tried, but it didn't work out. Besides, I would be obliged to support a brand new version for at least another five years - by which time I could be in a Rest Home myself.
As of this date, ProCARE is discontinued. We have experienced the "killer asteroid" - Windows XP, which runs on an NT based system (no DOS). This effectively rendered the DOS-based ProCARE obsolete.
The question was ... did I have the time and energy and ability (at aged 62) to do it all over again with a new programming language? ProCARE is one of the most complex DOS applications ever written.
Well, I tried, but it didn't work out. Besides, I would be obliged to support a brand new version for at least another five years - by which time I could be in a Rest Home myself.
So there you have it .... 1988-2002. ProCARE has had a very loyal following and thanks to all of you, but it's time for you to move on into the 21st century with a new generation of bright-eyed bushy-tailed young gurus.
Whoever you are and wherever you may be, all the best for the future.
Terry Coleman
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