Hi Dan, Andrew and others,

Yes, thank you. 

I decided to go for dbase not calc as Andrew posted that calc data sources are 
only ever RO. (!)

It seems to be the solution I was after as it's not much hassle to install it 
on another machine (I am preparing this for someone else and I won't be there 
to help them set it up at their end), and I can always copy the table into a 
spreadsheet if needed.

*** still needing help: Where does ooo save QUERIES? Can't find 'em, they 
aren't saved in the folder with the tables, which means they get lost when 
you move the database to another machine. Anyone know?

thanks,

rich

On Friday 21 October 2005 16:21, Dan Lewis wrote:
   On Friday 21 October 2005 10:06 am, rich lott wrote:
   > On Friday 21 October 2005 15:38, G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
   >    Try Chapter 7 of either of the User Guides at
   >    http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/
   >
   > Thanks, but I tried that (wouldn't dare posting to a users list
   > before I'd exhausted the obvious!).
   >
   > The user guide doesn't tell you anything about how to use it, I
   > didn't find it very useful. The draft for ooov2 (which I'm not using)
   > includes slightly more information, but by no means is it the
   > documentation that would be required for someone to use the
   > application if they didn't already know how.
   >
   > any other resources that anyone knows of?
   >
   > rich

   See if this will help some:
   http://www.delewis.com/OOo/DataSources_DL.sxw

   Dan

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