On Jun 30, 8:34 pm, i...@sajego.net i...@sajego.net wrote:
John, Garage Sale has matured a LOT since I last looked at it. I
have an old license I can upgrade, so this is probably going to end
up being my most economical solution, though Fabian's AppleWorks
suggestion would have been
On Jun 29, 2009, at 10:01 PM, i...@sajego.net wrote:
Waay back in the day, I used filemaker for donor records and
such at the small nonprofit where I worked. You created the fields,
arranged them in a data entry form and then created forms for
address lists, thank you notes, tax
On Jun 30, 1:10 am, Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net wrote:
Have you looked at Bento from Filemaker. I haven't really looked at it
but it's the light weight version of FileMaker Pro.
http://www.filemaker.com/products/bento/overview.html?homepage=bento_...
I like the idea of checking into
Kris: I thought the NeoOffice database was scary. This was
downright terrifying! (It did look cool, though, especially the
forms feature.)
John, Garage Sale has matured a LOT since I last looked at it. I
have an old license I can upgrade, so this is probably going to end
up being my
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 8:34 PM, i...@sajego.neti...@sajego.net wrote:
Kris: I thought the NeoOffice database was scary. This was downright
terrifying! (It did look cool, though, especially the forms feature.)
It feels a lot to me like Microsoft Access, without VBA support. It
definitely
Waay back in the day, I used filemaker for donor records and such
at the small nonprofit where I worked. You created the fields,
arranged them in a data entry form and then created forms for address
lists, thank you notes, tax deductible receipts, so on and so forth.
Very simple.
i...@sajego.net wrote:
Waay back in the day, I used filemaker for donor records and such at
the small nonprofit where I worked. You created the fields, arranged
them in a data entry form and then created forms for address lists,
thank you notes, tax deductible receipts, so on and so
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 1:01 AM, i...@sajego.neti...@sajego.net wrote:
Waay back in the day, I used filemaker for donor records and such at the
small nonprofit where I worked. You created the fields, arranged them in a
data entry form and then created forms for address lists, thank you
On Jun 30, 2009, at 12:01 AM, i...@sajego.net wrote:
Can anybody point me to a simple and relatively cheap database
solution or some sort of spreadsheet template?
You might consider using Google Spreadsheets to store your stuff in
the cloud, and have it accessible from all computers.
