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Other good database/web tools
Two tools that are simple for the rest of us:

1. Trellix, by the creator of VisiCalc, Dan Bricklin. I have used this tool for several years (perhaps 8?) to quickly create 'threads' on a topic, to gather pre-existing documentation under one sub-web. It is a drag-and-drop tool, with a visual 'map' of the accumulated pages.

2. Tango Editor, from Everywhere. I have used this tool to quickly create database oriented websides for several (perhaps 7?) years. It uses the databases available on the network or on the PC, and allows 'drag and drop' functionality.
Posted by: croscwa   Posted on: 06/28/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Agreed. FM is a hidden jewel  hayesk | 06/25/04
Thanks for the info  dlubbs@... | 06/28/04
It's okay for small uses,  wbfergus@... | 06/28/04
Yes, FM7 HAS ODBC  lsnover | 06/28/04
Well, I agree that Java  wbfergus@... | 06/28/04
Web Tools for the rest of us.  petrasys@... | 07/02/04
Check out www.snappMX.com  KCC_z | 06/28/04
Other good database/web tools  croscwa | 06/28/04
Right here: www.servoy.com  Thunder_z | 06/28/04
Servoy, not quite there  lsnover | 06/29/04
Servoy is WAY there  salpinx | 06/29/04
Cost = $2,500  salpinx | 06/29/04
XML-based tool for SQL apps  aeshraghi | 07/14/04
Problems with Java?  CobraA1 | 07/23/04
Try HTMLDB  cspierings | 08/17/04

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