Re: Ordering quotes

["*** Dave Hill" <davehill47@earthlink.net>]

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you -- life's been a wee bit hectic
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<Steve Miller>
> Well, FoxPro was just the DB I was familiar with when I first dstarted
> collecting.  How do you find Access for this?  Any special features you
> especially like, or is it just the closest tool to hand?
Well it was convenient, I knew the basics, and it was free (at the office),
which meant there was a lot to recommend it.  And, as a basic db, it does
the job fine, and I can easily export from it to my sig file program.
I was hoping that its Web interface was a bit more sophisticated (i.e., that
I could just export directly to HTML), but the '97 version has a few
glitches -- er, features -- that make it less convenient than I had hoped
(in particular, it puts each "report page" on a separate HTML page).
Evidently Access 2000 gets around this.  I'll have to try it out sometime
Real Soon Now in my Copious Free Time.
> > Aside from Bartlett's ... :-)
> Heh.  Believe it or not, Bartlett's is one book of quotes I don't have.
It's a pretty good one.
> Do you have a web site, Dave?
Why, yes, it's on the Quotation Ring ... :-)
http://home.earthlink.net/~davehill47/wist
*** Dave
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