Hi Jen,
The runtime version gives you the ability to edit and otherwise play with
the sample data that you see in ebase 2.0. You can add contact records and
create new codes. You can edit records once they've been added. Check out
the manuals (User and Administrator) as well as the QuickSteps document in
the Documentation folder in the ebase files you downloaded for instructions
on adding and editing data.

As for deleting the sample data once you've played with it, here are the
step-by-step instructions:

When you are ready to delete all the sample Contacts and Log data. The
quickest is to:

- quit ebase2 if it is running
- go to your ebase2 folder
- run the file devLogin.200 (If you are using the runtime this should run -
if you have a full version of you may need associate the file with filemaker
or directly open the file in Filemaker - details of this differ between Macs
and PCs)
- at the DevLogin single password dialog enter 'Admin'
- At the ebase password and login enter name = ADMIN password = ADMIN
(unless you have changed the Admin password and login, If you have use your
new Admin login)
- at the Main Menu choose Contacts.
- at the Contacts Individual Overview choose 'History'
- at the Log History from the 'Records' pull down menu item choose 'Delete
All Records'. (Your left hand navigation menu should disappear. if it does
not again choose 'Delete All Records' from the records pull down menu).
- Choose From the 'Windows'  pull down menu choose 'Contacts.200'
- at Contacts from the 'Records' pull down menu item choose 'Delete All
Records'. (Your left hand navigation menu should disappear. if it does not
again choose 'Delete All Records' from the records pull down menu).
- AT THIS POINT YOU SHOULD HAVE NO LEFT HAND NAVIGATION MENU - That is OK
for now.
- from the 'SCRIPTS' pull down menu choose 'Add Contact' and start entering
your first contact. Once one contact record is entered you should again see
the left hand navigation menu.
- From the Left hand Navigation Menu, now choose 'ADMIN'
- Choose 'Maintenance Scripts'
- Choose 'Delete Orphaned Location Records'
- And you should now have a database with no sample data.

We actually had a 'button' on the ADMIN menu of the pre-release version
which did all this with the push of a button but decided it was 'Too
dangerous' in presenting a danger of accidentally deleting data.

Liz

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jen Brock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 12:59 PM
> To: TechRocks Support
> Subject: [support] editing items
>
>
> Hello!  I'm very new to ebase and am learning as I go along.
> Could someone
> explain the steps to editing the "sample" items that came
> with the download.
> If I only have runtime can I even edit them?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> Jen Brock
> Director of Organizational Development
> Gulf Restoration Network
> P.O. Box 2245
> New Orleans, LA 70176
> ph: 504-525-1528 fax: 504-525-0833
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.gulfrestorationnetwork.org
>
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