Airways wrote: > Sadly it is crashing a lot in Windows 7 for me... :-/ Emailed the >authors, hopefully they are aware of the issue and working on it. If anyone else runs into this, reinstalling ...

Alexander Deliyannis wrote: >Have you tried >Brilliant Database? It's a classic DBMS with the bonus of hierarchical >organisation. Yeah, now this is what I'm talking about! Sadly it is crashing...

Alexander Deliyannis wrote: >It is my impession that the majority of programs we discuss >here nowadays are database driven. Ah, yes I think maybe I should clarify a bit then. It is very difficult...

Jon Polish wrote: > There are others but I think their databases are proprietary (Zoot, MyInfo, Info Select, etc.). Proprietary is fine too. Ideally it'd be nice to be able to write my own programs t...

Hey guys. While digging into InfoQube, I was wondering if there are other similar programs - similar in that they have a database backend of some kind (Access or SQLite for instance) and that they al...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: >Airways, > >I remember Stone Notes... if I recall properly it was a nice little >program. Thanks so much. I thought so too, although this whole grid based UI was something I ha...

Pierre Paul Landry wrote: >>I have some ideas about accessing the underlying Access database >>file >using VBScripts to create extensions until the developer adds more >>scriptability >to the pr...

Hello there, first time poster! For a long time I have struggled with organization of a bunch of types of data: - Notes - To-do - Calendar events - Contacts - Projects - Tickets / Support Requests -...