D. Olson wrote: > On Wednesday 05 June 2002 12:56 pm, you wrote: > > Where can you get a copy of dBase?
> It's a database format that Open/StarOffice uses, just like it supports > Microsoft Word and Excel documents without you needing to use Microsoft > software to edit the documents... > > Like I said, press F4 and add a new Data Source, of type dBase. > > OpenOffice is quite good with databases... If you don't like it, try MySQL. It's been a long time since I used dBase (III, III+, and IV) (on dos and Windows), but, don't you need the dBase engine in addition to whatever "data" Open/StarOffice puts out, to make use of the data in that format? Do you make use of the data in dBase format? With or without a dBase engine? Maybe MySQL or Postgres can handle dBase "format" data as an option? regards, Randy Kramer
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