total beginners database series.

[Bob Hartley]

At 12:22 09/07/2004 +1000, you wrote:
>Hi Bob,
>
>Great start, friendly writing and lots of screen shots. Scanning through 
>the page, I came across a stack I though I recognized :-) A closer look 
>revealed that it was indeed my calendar stack - I'm glad you like it. You 
>then give instructions on how to insert one of the calendar stacks into a 
>new project. It is probably a good thing to teach, but in this case, it is 
>unnecessary as I included an install button on the Calendar Demos main 
>stack :-)


Ahh so It does.

I'll stick on an image showing that this is the method generally, however 
mantion your "fast method" with a self installer.

This was just a quick cobble together and indeed the webpage has to be built.

Any recomendations anyone on a good website management and authoring 
package. I looked at hemmingway (keeping it in the fold) but as far as I 
can see you need to host with them. Is that correct?

Cheers
Bob



>Keep up the good work,
>Sarah
>
>On 8 Jul 2004, at 7:50 pm, Bob Hartley wrote:
>
>>Hi all
>>
>>I have put up the first part of a total beginners guide on a page I have
>>http://www.gla.ac.uk/~rh82p/mydb.html
>>Just to give you an idea of what I envisage.
>>
>>All the best
>>Bob
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