How to deal with databases?
- Thread starter giapage
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Open office comes with a database app
But as far as databases on the mac go, filemaker has the best commercial software with Filemaker Pro and the lower costs Bento
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Get Organized at Home, Work, or School with Bento | FileMaker
But as far as databases on the mac go, filemaker has the best commercial software with Filemaker Pro and the lower costs Bento
You can trail Bento here
Get Organized at Home, Work, or School with Bento | FileMaker
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Both are good - Bento is what I use now, have used the database in NeoOffice also. There is a way to transfer over your Access database files.
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