bigbroth@cathedral.cerc.wvu.wvnet.edu (James M. Coleman) (09/17/90)
Please send replies to UN106153@WVNVMS.WVNET.EDU. I am using a friend's
account.
Does anyone reading know of a Dbase III+ compatible for the Amiga. I haven't
seen anything about it in magazine; but, a friend mentioned he saw an add for
dBman. dBman is supposedly a Dbase III+ compatible. If anyone knows of a
Dbase III+ compatible and where I might purchase it, please send me mail.
Thank you
Shane Saddler
UN106153@WVNVMS.WVNET.EDUill@uni-paderborn.de (Markus Illenseer) (09/25/90)
bigbroth@cathedral.cerc.wvu.wvnet.edu (James M. Coleman) writes: >Please send replies to UN106153@WVNVMS.WVNET.EDU. I am using a friend's >account. >Does anyone reading know of a Dbase III+ compatible for the Amiga. I haven't >seen anything about it in magazine; but, a friend mentioned he saw an add for >dBman. dBman is supposedly a Dbase III+ compatible. If anyone knows of a >Dbase III+ compatible and where I might purchase it, please send me mail. > Thank you > Shane Saddler > UN106153@WVNVMS.WVNET.EDU Well, there is something like this. But all I saw is ANALYSE!. This program can read Lotus 123 files! Does this help you ? CU, Markus ******************************************************************************** Markus Illenseer I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid, I can't do that. 4790 Paderborn ,United Germany Email: ill@uni-paderborn.de ********************************************************************************
cleland@sdbio2.ucsd.edu (Thomas Cleland) (09/27/90)
dbMAN is intended as a dBASE look-alike, type-alike clone for people who use MS-DOS machines at work and don't want to use anything differently. I recommend, however, that you look into the SuperBAse/Superplan software; good database/spreadsheet software of true professional quality (also a major MSDOS vendor) which will read and write dBASE/Lotus files, quite well I hear. Someone mentioned Lotus in a reply to you; if you care there is also quite good Lotus file compatibility in Gold Disks's Advantage spreadsheet--a good spreadsheet on its own terms. Analyze! is inexpensive but has its difficulties and quirks--I'd recommend the Superbase/Superplan or Advantage. BTW, someone was writing that there were no good GANTT chart programs available; besides the shareware AmiGANTT, Superplan has, I hear, good GANTT functions. Hope this helps! --Thom