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Worksheet Database Creator
Mar 23rd, 2010 by miketurco

Free Database Creation Software

Create New Databases the Quick and Easy Way

Watch the Brief Video Tutorial and learn how to create a database program in just a few minutes!

Start from scratch or use a template.

A few of the included templates…

  • Getting Things Done: A “minimalist” approach to David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” task and project management system
  • Grocery List: Organize your list by the section of the store, check off what you need to buy and then print a filtered/sorted list. A real time saver.
  • Multi-Taskers Task Manager: To-do list management on steroids
  • Password Manager: A place to keep all of your passwords on the computer. Instead of using a program with “a field for everything the programmer could think of” you can easily add or remove fields to this databases to meet your specific needs.

How to install:

  • Save the file on your computer. Note: the file is 50 Meg because it includes both the Worksheet Database and the free version of Microsoft Access. So it may take a minute or so to download.
  • Click-on and run the setup program.
  • There will be a shortcut titled Worksheet Database both on your desktop and in your start menu. Just click on either shortcut.

System Requirements:

Windows XP or above with the current service packs installed.

Backup and Uninstall Instructions:

Backup: The database itself will be saved in your My Documents folder, in a sub-folder called Worksheet Database. Be sure to backup all three files.

Uninstall: Uninstall the Worksheet Database from the control panel, as you would uninstall any other program.

Q: What is the difference between the Free and Registered versions of the software?

A: Both the free and the registered version of the software allow you to easily create, manage and use hundreds of worksheets/databases. The free version allows you to enter up to 15 rows (database records) of information on each worksheet. The paid version does not have this limitation.

Click Here to download the free version of the Worksheet Database

To register your software for only $19.95, click here.

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Entering Multiple Lines of Text in a Text Field
Jun 14th, 2009 by miketurco

Entering Multiple Lines of Text in the Same Cell

I’m sure you’ve noticed that when you press the Enter key on your keyboard, you’re taken to the next cell in your workbook. Text fields hold 255 characters of data. If you want to enter multiple lines of text, press <Control> <Enter>.

Tip: you can make the cells on your worksheet taller by clicking and dragging on one of the lines between rows on the left-hand-side of your worksheet. Unline Excel, all rows will be re-sized to this new height.

Another Tip: To reset the row height and width to their default values, click on Reset Row/Column size in the main menu. You will probably want to go back and re-size some of the rows and columns in your worksheet after doing so.

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Video: Worksheet Database Overview
Jun 13th, 2009 by miketurco

Video: Overview of the Worksheet Database.

The worksheet database allows you to quickly and easily create worksheets and databases for tracking and managing lists, projects, information, etc. For best results, turn your speakers on and click the full screen icon full-screen in the bottom right-hand corner of the video window.

The worksheet database allows you to quickly and easily create worksheets and databases for tracking and managing lists, projects, information, etc. Download this program for free, today.

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Five Minute Access Database
Jun 12th, 2009 by miketurco

Video: Create an Access Database in five minutes using the Worksheet Database.

This tutorial demonstrates the creation of a simple To Do list for Microsoft Access using the free version of our Worksheet Database. For best results, turn your speakers on and click the full screen icon full-screen in the bottom right-hand corner of the video window.

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