Free connect database software for mac

Tech Database is FileMaker Pro 5 based and simple to use. It is comprised of two databases using relationships to create some cool unit selections.

One for hardware information and the second to store whatever images you choose to represent a given piece of hardware, (i.e. Laptops, CPUs, Modems, etc.) Printing reports has not yet been implemented in this version as I always find my exported data more useful than a printed report from FMPro.

lease feel free to alter this database to suit your needs. Then send the developer a copy!

GestLab Database 22 gives you a free tool which starts with version 1.1, the application and database are separate files. In order to use it, you must download both files (GestLab and GestLab Database), and place them in the same folder.

License Database 1.0 is an innovative and versatile utility which stores software license information like serial numbers.

You all have lots of serial numbers lying around, and when ever the software needs to be reinstalled the job of finding the email with the serial number in it comes along. License Database hopes to solve this problem by providing a central storage area for all your serial numbers. Unlike other serial databases available License Database has kept things simple. The interface is clean and tidy and best of all License Database is free.

Connect to FTPS 1.1 is a UC Berkeley-developed package which allows Macintosh users to use Fetch, to transfer files to and from secure (FTPS, aka FTP over SSL/TLS) servers. Its primary usage is to facilitate file transfers to and from the campus mainframe - ironwood.berkeley.edu - and it comes with default settings to make it easy to connect to that system. However, it can also be used to enable Fetch to work with any FTPS server.
Enhancements:
- Minor UI tweaking.
- 1.1b10 is also the release version 1.1.

Netinfo Database Loader 1.1 is created to be a tiny yet effective Filemaker pro database which assists you to import information in your local or shared Netinfo databases. It works by reformating and dumping all the entries in "raw format" that is copied in the Clipboard. Create a plain Textedit file, paste the dump in it, save it as UTF-8, then go back to the database to finish importation with AppleScript and the Terminal.

It is particularly well suited to create entries to use with OpenLDAP and Open directory in Mac OS X Server 10.2 so that you can create a shared LDAP directory to be exploited from Address Book, Entourage, or any other LDAP client.

Apple Spec Database 8-98 is a rather praiseworthy program that contains detailed technical specifications on a variety of Apple computers, displays, and printers introduced since 1984. These specifications include information about memory configurations, power requirements, video capabilities, built-in ports, software, sound capabilities, and logic board components.

Gift Management Database is a complete project build with Cocoa and Xcode that use ODBC drivers for interfacing the MySql database.

This package includes all source code needed to build a complete application for managing presents and gifts. With this tutorial everyone can start to create a complete commercial application using databases.

You can manage person, gift and recurrence tables, meaning that you can create, modify, delete and print database information for Person, Gifts and so on.

Personal Serial Database is a small utility which allows you to save all of your serial numbers, passwords, URLs, network locations, bookmarks, or anything else which you might lose if you wrote it on a post-it and stuck it to your monitor.
Enhancements:
- Fixed issues with installation.
- Added EULA.
- Also made download a little weeee bit smaller. Yay!