Database Manager

Database Manager is a lightweight and super easy-to-use software that helps you add, edit, or remove entries from your DBF, XBF, or DEF files. It’s like having a handy tool right at your fingertips!

Getting Started with Database Manager

Once you install it, which is a breeze, you’ll need to enter the default password: 'splash'. This is like a master key that opens up all of Database Manager's features. Don’t worry; you can change this password later if you want.

User-Friendly Interface

The interface of Database Manager is pretty basic. There aren’t any fancy features that jump out at you. But hey, that's what makes it easy to understand! It's perfect for users who are just getting started with database management.

Navigating Your Database

If you want to open a database, just go to the 'File' menu and click on 'Open Table'. From there, you can browse through your computer to find the DBF, DEF, or XBF file you want to work with.

Browsing Entries Made Simple

You can easily look through all the entries in your file using buttons located at the bottom left of the main window. You have options like going to the 'First Record', 'Prior Record', 'Next Record', or 'Last Record'. Plus, you can also insert new records, edit existing ones, or delete any marked records.

Create New Tables Effortlessly

Database Manager lets you create new tables in DBF format too! You just need to fill in details like 'Field Name', 'Field Type', and so on. Then pick from table types such as 'sxNtx', 'sxFox', or 'sxNsx'. Easy peasy!

Additional Features Available

If you're looking to convert formats, this app has got your back! You can change a DBF file into DEF or even XML format using buttons on the right side of Database Manager. Plus, there's an option to create a database source and encrypt your table contents using the ‘Crypt’ function with a password of your choice.

A Handy Tool for Basic Editing Tasks

In conclusion, while Database Manager may not be flashy or packed with advanced features, it's still super useful for doing basic editing tasks on your DBF, DEF, or XBF files without breaking a sweat. If you're interested in trying it out for yourself and seeing how simple it really is—click here!