End-user databases

Article Abstract:

The four main end-user databases available for microcomputers are Borland Paradox 5.0, Claris FileMaker Pro 2.1, Lotus Approach 3.0 and Microsoft Access 7.0. Borland Paradox 5.0 is a powerful but difficult to use database package and is recommended for professional developers. Claris FileMaker Pro 2.1 is limited by its flat-file nature and is only suitable for simple applications. Lotus Approach 3.0 is well-suited for end-users but not for serious development work. Microsoft Access 7.0 is slow unless run on a 486 or above but has several useful features, including a database splitter and a table analysis function.

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Database Mgmt Software Pkgs (Micro), Product/Service Evaluation, Lotus Approach for Windows 3.0 (DBMS), Borland Paradox 5.0 (DBMS), Microsoft Access for Windows 95 7.0 (DBMS), FileMaker Pro 2.1 (DBMS)

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Filemaker Pro 5.5

Article Abstract:

Filemaker Pro 5.5 requires Windows 95/98Me/NT 4.0 or Windows 2000. It is a database program featuring an interface that enhances the look and feel of Microsoft Office. It is a good independent package and is compatible with both PCs and Macs.

Filemaker Pro 5.5

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Microsoft Access 2000

Article Abstract:

The 277 pounds sterling Microsoft Access 2000 data base management system is a easy to use office automation bundle.

Microsoft Access 2000

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