> We use Filemaker Pro for everything, and it is the only one I would recommend.
> We currently have a volunteer that is building a newspaper database of info
> that we will use in our exhibits.
> David Lynx
> Yakima Valley Museum
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a volunteer (may they ever be blessed) who is indexing our local
> newspaper- we want to take her notebook of information and put it in a
> searchable database- here's the problem- I don't have a clue how to do this-
> does anyone have suggestions for a database that doesn't require much
> knowledge on our part (the volunteer is older and not too computer literate)
> and can be searched by researchers but blocked in some way so they can't edit
> what's on the screen
>
> thanks
> Nikkie
>
>
>
> Nikkie Cooper, Curator
> Fort Morgan Museum
>
> P.O. Box 184
> Fort Morgan, CO 80701
> 970-867-6331
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