Carol,
Once on the website you can download the database example for Harper's Ferry
and below that you can download the empty database, however to do either of
there you must have filemakerpro loaded on your computer. It is available
pretty inexpensively in older versions, as long as you have 3.0 or newer.
Hope that helps
Vince

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> You might want to check out a nifty program developed by Harper's Ferry
> called Museum Exhibit Planner. Here's a link describing it:
>
> http://www.nps.gov/hfc/exhibits/exhibit-planner/

This looks nifty indeed, but the web page doesn't seem to tell you how to
OBTAIN the program, or am I just being dense? It's been that kind of day...

Carol Ely
Museum Consultant, Louisville

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