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| Version 1.3.0 - File Size: 1.2M |
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| QuickDBF
Version Comparison |
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Standard |
Professional |
Enterprise |
| Ability to Print |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
| Ability to Export |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
| User Liecenses |
1 |
1 |
Unlimited* |
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The DBF file format is undoubtably one of the most popular software file
formats. It's file extension is instantly recognisable and ranks it up with the
.ZIP, .DOC and .XMLs of the world.
The file format itself stems back to 1983 and was designed by Wayne Ratliff. It
is now used by a multitude of products both as a native databse file format and
also as an exportable format for use with a multitude of other programs, from
spreadsheets and wordprocessor, to utilities and games. There are many off the
shelf packages that use the dBase file format including Goldmine a popular CRM
package.
QuickDBF was designed to enable the quick viewing and editing of DBF database
files. Many times it's necessary to quickly look at 1 or more tables in
succession. Loading up a full blown database packages like Access or Paradox
can be very tedious. QuickDBF was designed from the onset to be simple to use
and also includes shell integration, allowing you to either double click on a
DBF file to open, or right clicking on a file and selecting Open File with
QuickDBF.
QuickDBF is totally self contained. No additional database engines or software
is required apart from this simple 1 megabyte download.
 You may try QuickDBF for 30 days with no
restrictions. Registering entitles you all minor upgrades and one major
upgrade. If you find it useful, please register.
We are constantly looking to add new features and improve QuickDBF. If you have
any ideas or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Please be sure to check the What's New page.
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