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u make web forms in html. open office databases and forms etc arnt html. for web forms use html and for web databases something like mySQL

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Wasn't aware OO had any type of database management.

rand0mguy, if it's anything like FileMaker, you can definitely use it online.

I'd goto the openoffice.org community boards and ask that question along with your intentions in higher detail. I bet you'll get a great response.

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Quote: from rand0mguy at 11:05 pm on April 29, 2008

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u make web forms in html. open office databases and forms etc arnt html. for web forms use html and for web databases something like mySQL

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Wasn't aware OO had any type of database management.

rand0mguy, if it's anything like FileMaker, you can definitely use it online.

I'd goto the openoffice.org community boards and ask that question along with your intentions in higher detail. I bet you'll get a great response.

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Quote: from JeremyM at 5:12 pm on April 30, 2008

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Quote: from rand0mguy at 11:05 pm on April 29, 2008

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u make web forms in html. open office databases and forms etc arnt html. for web forms use html and for web databases something like mySQL

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 Wasn't aware OO had any type of database management.  

 rand0mguy, if it's anything like FileMaker, you can definitely use it online.  

 I'd goto the openoffice.org community boards and ask that question along with your intentions in higher detail. I bet you'll get a great response.

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they have there databases like MS office exel and access

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Uh, excel isn't a "database" program per-say...

Access is.

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smd
LiveWire points are overrated; a currency for artificial respect.
A very funny read