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hey,
i'm part of my school's studant's association, and we've just started running vector linux on our computers, after i tested it at home. it is by far better than ...
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- 02-08-2006 #1Linux Newbie
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Database app, for linux
hey,
i'm part of my school's studant's association, and we've just started running vector linux on our computers, after i tested it at home. it is by far better than windows.
we need to create a database to store various types of information (subscriptions, payments, projects, profiles), and since we are all linux newbies, we arent quite sure what software to use. we're looking for a program similar to microsoft access, where we can create a cusom database file. is there something similar to ms access included in open office? if not please just point us in the right direction. i would hate to have to install ms access on linux, that would be an insult.
any help is appreciated
cya
- 02-08-2006 #2Linux Engineer
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yes openoffice has something called openoffice base that should be similar to access
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- 02-08-2006 #3Linux Newbie
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ah great!
also, if i need to use wine at some stage, is it aready included in soho? if it is, how do i run the package?
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