My Reply follows quote. On 12/01/2006 10:42 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Here's a longshot. > >We are trying to find a way to create class lists quickly in an arena >scheduling >situation. Kids come up to a desk and sign up for a chosen class. >Currently we >do it with pencils. > >Ideally, a kid would state the class he/she wants. The teacher would >click on >the class, enter a three digit number and the kids name and other info would >appear on a line of a list below the class name. Later each class would be >printed out on seperate sheets. > >Is there something existing in os X that would allow such a thing to be put >together? > >rich --------- Such a thing requires that the data you want to "appear" exist in an accessible format, normally a database. You could construct such a thing in AppleWorks, though if you have access to it, I would probably use FileMaker Pro as it is a bit more flexible.
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