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The DB will then be saved as "tab delimited text" which can be
read/converted by Excel or any other DB app..
MyAppleWorks runs under 10.5.8 but I have to double-click
the file not launch AW and use open
So if you change all your files on an old box or older OS you can
then use all the data without re-typing.
N.
On 9/27/09, Greg wrote:
> On 9/25/09, AJH wrote:
>> How are folks accessing databases now that Appleworks is
>> out? We have several database files that we need to
>> convert, but don't know how to do that with iWork. Any
>> suggestions?
>
> I don't believe iWork has a database application. I would
> start with NeoOffice (it's free) and see if it can open AW
> database files. I don't have any files to test because I
> never use databases so I can't confirm it it works.
>
> There's also Filemaker and Bento but those cost money.
>
> Greg
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