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Ashton-Tate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ashton Tate Chairman Ed Esber and MicroSoft Chairman Bill Gates announced an unprecedented relationship, introducing SQL Server to the world in a joint New York press conference. What would become Ashton-Tate was originally founded by George Tate and Hal Lashlee as Software Plus, a small mail-order software distributer. Under his leadership Ashton Tate eventually became one of the three largest personal computer software companies. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ashton-Tate   (3742 words)

Ashton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There was also a software company named Ashton-Tate and a cricket club known as Ashton Cricket Club Ashton is also known as a first name, meaning keeper of the willow tree. This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ashton   (161 words)

The History of FoxPro - Ashton-Tate People Tate died at age 40 on August 10, 1983 and fortunately never saw his company go down in flames in a suicidal copyright lawsuit against Fox Software in which Ashton-Tate lost because it was discovered they never really owned the rights to the original Vulcan product. Ashton Tate consisted of George Tate, Hal Lashlee, Nelson Tso and Myself. He held the position of Director of Product Quality at Ashton Tate where he was responsible for the quality of all products released by the company, which had $400M/yr. www.foxprohistory.org /people_ashton.htm   (2062 words)

Ashton Tate - FoxPro Wiki Ashton Tate has approximately 25.1 million shares outstanding and Borland has approximately 15 million shares outstanding. Ashton Tate also offers a comprehensive line of training, consulting and support services. William P. Lyons, chairman and CEO of Ashton Tate said: "This transaction provides outstanding value for our shareholders and expands our ability to meet customers' current and evolving computing needs. fox.wikis.com /__snapshot/AshtonTate.htm   (536 words)

d2r: ashton tate and SCO v. IBM Ashton was a macaw that lived in the lunch room at George Tate's software company, Ashton-Tate, home of dBase II, the first successful microcomputer database. There was George Tate, himself, who died at his desk when he was only 40, but still managed to get married two weeks later (by proxy -- please explain that one to me). There was the macaw, of course, which was named for the company, not the other way around. www.dynamicobjects.com /d2r/archives/002118.html   (225 words)

dbase.htm There never was an Ashton and there never was a dBase I. But the II inspired greater confidence on the part of the buyer (that the bugs had been ironed out in version I), and Ashton-Tate sounded more British/European, giving it an International flavor. The IBM PC version was called dBase II and the company formed was Ashton-Tate. Tate bought the rights to Vulcan and hired Ratliffe for the new company formed to create the IBM PC version and market it. www.ric.edu /mrodrigues/newillusions/dbase.htm   (441 words)

quinn wildman - Friday, June 18, 2004 Entries The funny part was that Ashton the bird (who sat in a nearby atrium) had a habit of frequently squawking something that sounded like "Bad Ap!". The founder of the company, George Tate, had died of heart attack 3 months previous. (It should be noted Ashton worked out to be a bird.) The director of support was Jay Hansen, the manager was Roy Moore. blogs.borland.com /quinnwildman/archive/2004/06/18.aspx   (2966 words)

Blogger: Email Post to a Friend They felt Ashton Tate sounded better than Lashley Tate. We wrote Improv and Ashton Tate built a NeXT spreadsheet called PowerStep. Apparently people who worked at Ashton Tate referred to themselves as "Taters". www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=3005709&postID=110376458988863376   (332 words)

ashton-tate.html According to Ross, once it became clear to Wigginton that Ross and Bravo were not interested in having Ashton-Tate publish the spreadsheet, Wigginton informed Ross that he was going to work for Ashton- Tate and was going to take the user interface portion of the MacCalc prototype with him. On April 4, 1989, the district court issued a published order granting Ashton- Tate's motion for summary judgment on all issues. The court held that even if there was an agreement to collaborate, Ross's contribution of ideas to the user interface written by Wigginton was insufficient to make Ross a joint author of the interface. cyber.law.harvard.edu /metaschool/fisher/joint/links/cases/ashton-tate.html   (3914 words)

I, Cringely . June 19, 2003 - What Goes Around Comes Around PBS Think about it.  Ashton-Tate's claim on dBase was, in many ways, similar to SCO's current claim on derivative UNIX works.  They both ignored upstream property rights of others.  What is ironic about this is that Fox Software wasn't the only company sued by Ashton-Tate for this supposed copyright violation.  Fox's co-defendant was SCO. Which brings us back to Ashton the macaw.  When Ashton-Tate sued Fox Software for copyright infringement in 1988, the suit was eventually thrown out because Ashton-Tate was shown to have made false statements in its original copyright application for dBase II.    Unfortunately, it would take IBM months to recognize such a golden opportunity and more months to approve a plan.  Probably every IBMer who sells or supports products in this "space" (IBMspeak) understands the situation.  But when your leadership is too unaware and too lethargic, well opportunities are missed. www.pbs.org /cringely/pulpit/pulpit20030619.html   (527 words)

FreisslerSoft Books Tate Workbook: Introduction to Framework II Programming/Book and Disk (Ashton-Tate Training Courses, Level Three Course) Exiles and Fugitives: The Letters of Jacques and Raissa Maritain, Allen Tate, and Caroline Gordon (Southern Literary Studies) The Unregenerate South: The Agrarian Thought of John Crowe Ransom, Allen Tate, and Donald Davidson (Southern Literary Studies) www.freisslersoft.com /ta/Book_Tate.html   (733 words)

An Open Letter to the Dbase Language Community Re Ashton-Tate/Fox Software Lawsuit Fox Sof According to George Tate himself, this marketing strategy was calculated to extend the acceptance and influence of the dbase language as widely as possible and, thereby, to maximize Ashton-Tate's market share. Ashton-Tate's only concern was possible infringement on the trademarked name "dBASE"; at no time did Ashton- Tate suggest that the use of or the attempt to standardize the language constituted copyright infringement. In January of 1984, Fox Software advised George Tate, CEO of Ashton-Tate, and Wayne Ratliff, then an Ashton-Tate Vice-President, that Fox had developed a dBASE II workalike. www.skepticfiles.org /mys2/foxsuitl.htm   (1629 words)

Database marketing secures Oracle future The Ashton-Tate story got interesting when the company founder, George Tate, died and Es Esber, his second-in-command, took over. DBase was one of the first desktop relational databases, and the DBase file format still lives on in products such as XBase and Microsoft Foxbase. Esber fancied himself as a business guru and intended to bring a bit of 'professionalism' to the company. www.dba-oracle.com /oracle_news/2004_6_29_rittman.htm   (1763 words)

ashton tate - OneLook Dictionary Search Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "ashton tate" is defined. Phrases that include ashton tate: ashton tate corporation We found 2 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word ashton tate: www.onelook.com /?w=ashton+tate   (78 words)

Euan Garden's BLOG : SQL MythBusters – "SQL Server is really a Sybase product not a Microsoft one." At this point the partnership between Microsoft and Ashton Tate was dissolved and the product became Microsoft SQL Server (there are still a few members of the dev team that were around in the original days and proudly have their Ashton-Tate/Microsoft SQL Server boxes in their offices). At the time the leader in the “PC” database systems (non mainframe/mini/UNIX) was a product from Ashton Tate called dBase (my first database app was written using dBase III+ on DOS 3.3). Originally dBase IV was supposed to have provided a dev tool/front end for SQL Server (hence the original partnership) but the problems with dBase IV after its release later in the year led to this falling by the wayside. blogs.msdn.com /euanga/archive/2006/01/19/514479.aspx   (2667 words)

Multimate advantage II Instruction Manual , ashton tate 2 Multimate advantage II Instruction Manual, ashton tate 2 This instruction manual is for the PC computer program ADVANTAGE II multimate by ashton tate To confirm the availability of this manual and for all other inquiries including details of overseas orders please use this instruction-manuals.co.uk /category/compprog/pcprog/multim/multimat.htm   (81 words)

Ashton-Tate Definition A software company founded in 1980 by Hal Lashlee and George Tate to market dBASE II, which was created by Wayne Ratliff. The company developed and acquired other products, including Framework, MultiMate and dBASE Mac. FREE 40-page Booklet, "Using Technology to Increase Productivity" by Intel and HP www.pcmag.com /encyclopedia_term/0,2542,t=AshtonTate&i=38029,00.asp   (489 words)

bordbv Same packaging was used with Ashton Tate 1.0 and 1.1 versions. After Borland bought Ashton Tate, the packaging changed. www.emsps.com /oldtools/bordbv.htm   (3365 words)

General CADD Free Customer Help Forum: ashton tate framework Ashton-tate's framework is unknown to me, but macros saved as ASCII text files by DOS EDIT, Notepad or Wordpad(saved as TXT file) all run. General CADD Free Customer Help Forum » Discussion of Macro Language and Menus » Macros » ashton tate framework General CADD Free Customer Help Forum: ashton tate framework www.generalcadd.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=5&t=000017   (65 words)

Borland/Inprise/AshtonTate dBASE bought and sold Ashton Tate is a trademark of Borland, I think. Yes, sealed diskettes (requires serial number from 1.0 to install), in Ashton Tate direct box dBASE III+ 1.1, Academic License, 3.5" and 5.25", Ashton Tate labeled www.emsps.com /oldtools/bordb.htm   (1063 words)

dBASE Books for Sale Advanced Programmer's Guide, Featuring dBASE III and dBASE II, by Castro, Hanson and Rettig, Ashton Tate, ISBN 0-912-677-05-8, 5lbs, $28.95 dBASE III Plus for Every Business, by Robert A. Byers, Ashton Tate, ISBN 0-912677-86-4, $19.95 Advanced Training for dBASE IV, An Expert Series Program, Manual and 5.25" disks, Intellisance, $19 www.emsps.com /OLDTOOLS/books/dbase.htm   (1143 words)

Ashton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There was also a software company named Ashton-Tate and a cricket club known as Ashton Cricket Club Ashton is also known as a first name, meaning keeper of the willow tree. If an internal link referred you to this page, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ashton   (169 words)

Ashton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There was also a software company named Ashton-Tate and a cricket club known as Ashton Cricket Club Ashton is also known as a first name, meaning keeper of the willow tree. See also places named Aston, and the American actor named Ashton Kutcher en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ashton   (169 words)

Ashton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There was also a software company named Ashton-Tate and a cricket club known as Ashton Cricket Club Ashton is also knew as a first name, meaning keeper of the willow tree. See also places named Aston, and the American actor named Ashton Kutcher en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ashton   (159 words)

Ashton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There was also a software company named Ashton-Tate and a cricket club known as Ashton Cricket Club See also places named Aston, and the American actor named Ashton Kutcher This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists pages that might otherwise share the same title. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ashton   (159 words)

An Open Letter to the Dbase Language Community Re Ashton-Tate/Fox Software Lawsuit Fox Sof Ashton-Tate approached Fox in November of 1986 on the pretense of purchasing FoxBASE+ and marketing it as a developer's version of dBASE III Plus. Ashton-Tate's only concern was possible infringement on the trademarked name "dBASE"; at no time did Ashton- Tate suggest that the use of or the attempt to standardize the language constituted copyright infringement. In conjunction with these discussions, one of which Ashton-Tate tape recorded, Ashton-Tate induced Fox to disclose, in confidence, details of FoxBASE+ and to provide Ashton-Tate with details of the proprietary, secret structure and algorithms used in FoxBASE+. www.skepticfiles.org /mys2/foxsuitl.htm   (159 words)

ashton-tate.html According to Ross, once it became clear to Wigginton that Ross and Bravo were not interested in having Ashton-Tate publish the spreadsheet, Wigginton informed Ross that he was going to work for Ashton- Tate and was going to take the user interface portion of the MacCalc prototype with him. In March, Wigginton made a presentation to employees of Ashton-Tate, one of the Nation's largest software publishers, to see if Ashton-Tate might be interested in publishing the spreadsheet program he and Ross were developing. While the court was correct to hold that the user interface is not a "joint work" as a result of Ross's contribution to the interface itself, the court did not resolve whether Ross's copyrightable contribution to the engine of the MacCalc engine entitled him to an undivided interest in the entire prototype, including the interface. cyber.law.harvard.edu /metaschool/fisher/joint/links/cases/ashton-tate.html   (3914 words)

The History of FoxPro - People That Began The History He was known as the guru of the dBASE products at Ashton-Tate, and was the architect of the dBASE language and responsible for its components for all versions of dBASE III and dBASE IV, with the exception of the initial dBASE version. In mid-1983, Ashton-Tate purchased the dBASE II technology and copyright from Ratliff and he joined Ashton-Tate as vice president of new technology. RETRIEVE was used by Jet Propulsion Laboratory of Pasadena,Calif. In the late 60’s Jeb Long, a new programmer at JPL, was assigned the task of writing a program which would perform the same functions as RETRIEVE. www.foxprohistory.org /people_began.htm   (664 words)

Verve Records Catalog: 8600 series Ernie Royal, Clark Terry, Snooky Young (tp) Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green, Tom McIntosh, Tony Studd (tb) Ray Alonge (frh) Bob Ashton, Danny Bank, Romeo Penque, Jerome Richardson, Phil Woods (reeds) Milt Jackson (vib) Hank Jones (p) Ray Brown (b) Grady Tate (d) Oliver Nelson (arr -3) Jimmy Heath (arr, reeds -1,2,4, reeds -3) Bob Brookmeyer (vtb) Spencer Sinatra (fl) Sadao Watanabe (fl, ts) Gary McFarland (vib) Kenny Burrell or Gabor Szabo (g) Richard Davis or Bob Bushnell (b) Sol Gubin or Grady Tate (d) Willie Rodriguez or Joe Venuto (per) Johnny Coles (tp) Bob Brookmeyer (vtb) Gil Evans (p, arr, cond -1) Kenny Burrell (g) Grady Tate (d) Astrud Gilberto (vo) Al Cohn (arr, cond -2) unidentified large orchestra, a.o. www.jazzdisco.org /verve/8600-cat/a   (3175 words)

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