Is there a simple, freeware database programme, that I can use to catalogue a model toy collection?
It should be easy to use, easy to change field names etc., accept graphic files and work on XP.
I have tried Microsoft Access, but it is far to complicated for a beginner, also the Diecast programme from the states, but that is limited to 10 entries on the free version.
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#1 by Anonymous at July 31st, 2009
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If you can’t get to grips with Access, you can do a flat database using Excel, or even if you have Works, that is simpler than Access.
#2 by Anonymous at July 31st, 2009
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Access is a fairly simple program to use, in terms of compliling a databse. There are wizards to help you construct the database and run queries and reports.
Spend a little time studying it and it should be capable of doing all you require.
#3 by Anonymous at July 31st, 2009
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Have you tried table on Microsoft Word.
#4 by Anonymous at July 31st, 2009
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Is it something you can just use Excel for? Are you needing to do queries and reports or just store info?
#5 by Anonymous at July 31st, 2009
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DBase, it is part of the open office suite. Check it out!!!