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Microsoft Access vs Filemaker, Which is a better database program?

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carolinejoy View Member Profile	Apr 6 2006, 04:22 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 34 OS: XP	I was wondering which is a better database program for someone with limited database knowledge like me. I would like to create databases for scheduling, personnel records for a small company. I have limited database knowledge. I was reading reviews for microsoft access and filemaker, both seemed to be very good. Which program do you think is better?

Octagonal View Member Profile	Apr 7 2006, 10:37 PM Post #2
Malware Moderator Posts: 1,631 From: The Land Down Under OS: Windows XP pro	Hi carolinejoy, Both applications are very good. Access is probably more powerfull and sometimes more difficult for someone new to databases. I think it just comes down to user preference. I'm sure that both applcations will be able to manipulate the data in the way that you wish. Octagonal

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