Edwin Humphries wrote:
I'm trying to convert my personal PC use from Windoze to Linux. But
there is a Win application that I've used for a long time for flat-file
databases: Filemaker Pro. It's much better than other simple Win
databases (eg, Access) and it isn't Microsoft!
Can anyone suggest
I'm trying to convert my personal PC use from Windoze to Linux. But there
is a Win application that I've used for a long time for flat-file
databases: Filemaker Pro. It's much better than other simple Win databases
(eg, Access) and it isn't Microsoft!
Can anyone suggest a Linux alternative? My
On Wed, 2004-09-15 at 08:03, Edwin Humphries wrote:
I'm trying to convert my personal PC use from Windoze to Linux. But there
is a Win application that I've used for a long time for flat-file
databases: Filemaker Pro. It's much better than other simple Win databases
(eg, Access) and it
Andrew,
I now know two things about OpenOffice: it can do databases quite neatly,
and it can't do databases with bitmaps as fields.
At 08:25 AM 15/09/2004, you wrote:
I know you can do flatfile databases within Open Office not to sure
about adding images though
Heres a website explaining it on
Edwin Humphries wrote:
I'm trying to convert my personal PC use from Windoze to Linux. But
there is a Win application that I've used for a long time for flat-file
databases: Filemaker Pro. It's much better than other simple Win
databases (eg, Access) and it isn't Microsoft!
Can anyone suggest
On Wed, 2004-09-15 at 08:54, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Edwin Humphries wrote:
I'm trying to convert my personal PC use from Windoze to Linux. But
there is a Win application that I've used for a long time for flat-file
databases: Filemaker Pro. It's much better than other simple Win
try running filemaker in wine
Dean
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Edwin Humphries wrote:
I'm trying to convert my personal PC use from Windoze to Linux. But
there is a Win application that I've used for a long time for
flat-file databases: Filemaker Pro. It's much better than other simple
Win databases
Howard Lowndes wrote:
There is a product called Rekall
http://www.thekompany.com/products/rekall/ which provides a front end to
a number of backend dbs, inc MySQL and PostgreSQL
This looks quite good and complete, and it's been GPL'ed. Just took a
quick look around their site and noticed that of
Howard Lowndes wrote:
There is a product called Rekall
http://www.thekompany.com/products/rekall/ which provides a front end to
a number of backend dbs, inc MySQL and PostgreSQL
Sorry, should've posted the non-commercial version link
http://www.rekallrevealed.org/index.shtml
The source is
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Filemaker Pro is originally a Mac program - is there an OSX version?
There may be a Linux version if so. May be worth sreaching.
Yes, there is an OS X version - it's still very much a Mac program. I rang
Filemaker out of curiosity, and the
I've just purchased a program called Servoy, it's commercial, but has a
90 day developer trial available. Not expensive. Will run on windoze,
osx and linux (written in Java). Has it's own build in db, or will
connect to almost any sql (I'm using it for a snail mail management
package with mysql).
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