DBMSs
might
even let
you
search
for
all recipes
with
a specific ingredient (field).
Data base management systems can store
many
kinds
of
information; their
uses
are limited
only
by
your
imagination.
You
can keep track
of
per-
sonal
mailing lists, record collections,
the
com-
puter programs
you
own-the
possibilities are
almost endless.
PROGRAM
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FIling
Manager
File-Manager
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51C
MEMORY
REQUIREMENT(S)
WORKS
WITH
AND
AVAILABLE
FORMAT(S(
FOLLOWING
MODEL(S)
16K
- Diskette 400.
BOO.
1200Xl
40K
- Diskette
400
.
BOO
32K
- Cartrtdge 400.
BOO
. 1200Xl
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Atari
Home
Filing
Manager
is
a simple,
easy-to-use data base management system.
It
requires
only
16K
of
memory,
although
you
can
certainly use more
to
store more data,
if
desired.
Records are actually represented
as
filing cards
on
your
screen. Its primary limitation
is
that
it
will
search
only
on a single primary category
Ikey) and does
not
subdivide records
into
multi-
ple fields.
File-Manager
Plus
is
a
well-written,
if
some-
what
slow
data base management system.
It
has
a
good
tutorial manual
that
makes learning
to
use
its various features fairly easy This program
allows
you
to
search
on
keys
or
sub-fields
of
records and define
your
own
record formats.
It
also has extensive
report
printing capabilities.
File-
Manager
Plus
is
being
rewritten
in a faster
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