Re: Learning curve

[Brent Baisley]

I hate to say this, but you may want to look into FileMaker if you 
don't know a lot about databases and programming. You'll be able to get 
things up to speed a lot quicker and other users would be able to learn 
it fairly easily to help you out. I often use FileMaker to prototype a 
database and then create the finished product in MySQL/PHP. It can 
handle you pictures and creating a web interface is just a button click 
away.

On Apr 15, 2004, at 6:06 PM, Mike T. Caskey wrote:

My problem:  My databases are single-user systems for use in 
OpenOffice.org and would be difficult to roll them out to my entire 
team.  I don't want to install OO.o on everyones computer and I don't 
want to learn MS Access as it is known for being a temporary solution. 
 So I need something that can keep up with the times and can be rolled 
out easily (web interface?).  I also need to be able to append scanned 
images to records (PDF or JPEG?).  This is all pretty complex and I'm 
definitely not technically equipped to create this just yet.

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