Quote: "if you can't program in DBC"
Just to point out that by 'you' I didn't mean you personally - it was as a 'general' you, meaning anyone...
Quote: "the final glitch where the music won't play right"
Has that been fixed in DBP I wonder? Some bugs were carried over into DBP, though some are new. Most have now been fixed.
Quote: "well you don't have to be an expert to buy dbp"
I agree. That wasn't the point I was trying to make.
All I was trying to say was that
if someone owns DB Classic then they might as well learn how to use it properly before paying more money to upgrade to DBPro. It's a good learning process as DBP is 99.9% backwardly compatible anyway.
I'm not having a go at you - you are free to buy whatever you want with your own money. It's just that I'm curious.
There are new DBC users who have upgraded to DBP who hadn't had DBC long enough to have written a fully working substantial program with it. Many couldn't use the commands in DBC properly.
It's almost as though they thought DBP would somehow make it easier. Instead, they are now in the position that they still don't know how to do the basic stuff and haven't got a clue with the advanced stuff.
At least they can say that their programs stop working a lot faster!
I don't suggest that anyone shouldn't switch from DBC to DBP, just that they do it for the right reasons - for example, when DBC isn't capable of doing what you need to do.
Anyway, the best of luck with your programming in DBP!
TDK_Man
