Bruce Johnson said:
For what it is, a simple, easy-to-use DB system for people who don't
have gigantic needs, FM is excellent,
Try extremely simple needs. And give up a proper normalized structure.
Unless something big happened in version 7. But no reviews have
metnioned anything that could
Dan Scanlan said:
Panorama, the most intuitive database program I've ever come across,
works fine for me on OSX 3.5.
What are the costs involved and are there learning materials like books
or CDs? I've heard good things about Panorama for a long time, but I
avoided because it was RAMbased.
Erik Ness said:
I use FM a lot, and keep an ear to the ground in the
developer community, and this is a very nice piece of software.
You mean you now at leisure can have multiple (more than 3) related
databases on one layout without jumping trough rings while singin the
marseljes like in a
Laurent Daudelin said:
I personally use AppleWorks. It has the same
hurriedly ported to OS X feeling but it's easy to modify and use, and it was
free with my PowerBook!
But it's not a proper relational database (AW has a flat database only)
and unless your demands are extremely simple, that
On Sep 24, 2004, at 10:59 AM, Mikael Byström wrote:
Erik Ness said:
I use FM a lot, and keep an ear to the ground in the
developer community, and this is a very nice piece of software.
You mean you now at leisure can have multiple (more than 3) related
databases on one layout without jumping
On Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at 06:47 PM, Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 9:56 PM +0100 9/22/04, walter wrote:
- just another quick question: anyone knows of a nice database program
with a nice OS X interface? The Apple website has some inviting
screenshots of Filemaker 7 that
You might want to take a look a ProVUE's database program
Panorama. I have not used it under OS X, but the references below
should give you a feel for its usefulness. FWIW I have used Panorama
and its predecessor OverVUE since the early days of the Mac (1984).
Panorama, the most intuitive
Not sure if this has already been mentioned, but one of the current
'topics' at macintouch.com is databases for OSX.
TimH
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The National Enquirer reports at 9:56 PM +0100 9/22/04, walter wrote:
- just another quick question: anyone knows of a nice database program
with a nice OS X interface? The Apple website has some inviting
screenshots of Filemaker 7 that seemed to suggest this version was
going to be more OS
