Paradox for DOS was one of the most productive development environments ever as was its successor, Paradox for Windows which had one of the best report generators of any DBMS. For those still working on legacy system in either of these DBMS's, below are some resources including some papers we wrote for the Borland International Conference and the Paradox Informant.

• Paradox Coding Group: We'd be surprised if there is anyone who knows more about Paradox than Mike Prestwood. This is one of the last Paradox resources left and is a testament to Mike's love of the Paradox products. This forum is one of many on PrestwoodBoards.com
• Paradox Community: This website includes articles and newsgroups and is still frequented by people looking for information about Paradox.
• The ObjectPAL JackKnife: The programming aid for anyone programming in ObjectPAL. The ObjectPAL JackKnife is a collection of Paradox libraries and forms that assist in programming many basic, but time consuming, functions that are called for in database applications. Some of the features include: record highlighting, cascading deletes, automatic audit trails, built-in form management, developer controlled autoincrement and a generic lookup form that binds to any table that can dual as a search engine.
• Paradox Addins from FMS: FMS sells a variety of addins for both Paradox for DOS and Paradox for Windows.
• Cascading Deletes in Paradox for Windows: An article written for the Paradox Informant by DataStream Development staff.
• Upsizing Paradox Applications: A paper written for the Borland International Conference by DataStream Development staff.
• Working with Libraries in Paradox for Windows: A paper written for the Borland International Conference by DataStream Development staff.