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.