ScuzzBlog: Diaries September 2017 Entry 30th September 2017: Post: 1 SuperBase Personal I'm on that DataBase kick at the moment. Thing about a database is that you can really structure it any old how to suit your needs and the magic comes when you have entered a whole bag of stuff to test whether it works or not. When I was a young lad I created a set of cards with a hole punch and then with each card cut out slots in response to simple questions. I then placed knitting needles through all the cards in response to a series of selected questions. From the cards that stayed on the needles I would have only the ones that met all the desired requirements. I had created a simple data base and that is where my interest in computers first started I guess. Simple card index data base So when I came across database software on any of the various computers I owned I would exploit it to the full. Started with a simple database I found on the ZX81. On the Amstrad I basically customised my own from using RPED through BASIC. SuperBase was pretty useful but to be honest my first love was the Softwood File database which I must have used like endlessly and found so easy and simple to use. It also came free with CU Amiga No. 76 Softwood File Craft. Superbase Personal was also given out free with Amiga Computing May 1992 Issue 48. Superbase Personal Superbase Personal Superbase Personal Superbase Personal Superbase and Softwood Superbase Superbase Softwood File

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