>Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 02:19:03 -0500
>From: Ryan Coleman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Office replacement - database
>
>  >Hi,
>  >
>  >What can I use to create Office compatible databases, under either 9,
>  >X or linux?
>
>MySQL. There is a PPC version available, however I have not used it.
>MySQL also has many front-end applications available online to access
>the DB (both free and Shareware).

Ooops.  I should have clarified that the creator itself needs to be 
free for personal or non-commercial use.  I was investigating 
Ragtime, but it doesn't have a db segment.

However:

>Just about anything that can make a database.
>
>Office can import many common formats; if not yours then use an
>intermediate format like dBase dbf, Lotus wks, Excel xls.
>Simple tables you can just use tab delimited.

Does this mean I can just do it up in Apple/ClarisWorks, then rely on 
Office to import it when necessary?

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