In article <8B9A28C.1A2800075E.uuout at westonia.com>,
bill.mcintosh at westonia.com (BILL MCINTOSH) wrote:
>>The company I work for is planning on setting up a LAN. We've got the
hardware
>end of things worked out, but we are still unsure of which database
software
>to use. We need a software that allows us to track service calls,
repairs,
>stock etc. of medical equipment. A call summary field is also needed.
Visual C
>and Paradox are two titles I've heard mentioned. Lotus Notes?
>>Any help appreciated.
>>Thanks
>>If you want something that is easy to set up and
use, try Alpha 5 for Windows or Alpha 6 for DOS.
They are available from Alpha Software at reasonable
prices. You probably set up a simple relational
database in a few hours, or a more complex one
in a few days. It's not the very fastest, but
it keeps up it's end of things fairly well.
Best regards,
Les
Les Confer
lconfer at moose.erie.net
