CardBase is a small, easy to use, address book and phone dialer that makes a nice replacement for the standard MS Windows Cardfile. Along with the regular fields for names, addresses and phone numbers, CardBase can also store email addresses and URLs
DBFViewer 2000 is the powerful and user-friendly Viewer and Editor for DBF files(Clipper, dBase, Foxpro...). You can view and edit in OEM(DOS) or Windows character sets, get information about fields, find, sort, add, delete/undelete records.
This program is a database (DBF) manager. It can handle all functions to create and modify the DBFs in format OEM (dos) and ANSI (windows). It also creates indices in format NTX (Clipper), CDX (FoxPro), MDX (DBaseIV).
DBFView is a Windows9x/NT/2000/XP that allows you to view, edit, print, and export dbf-format files. DBFView has a user-friendly graphic interface, allowing you to perform a variety of dbf management functions by a single mouse click.
Create CD DVD presentations, brochures, business catalogs, CD menu; protection. User inserts the autorun/autoplay CD and Web-like pages are shown. All visual, no programming: automatic catalog creation w database import; photo album and more.
The CDBFlite program allows users to work with .DBF files format from command line. You can carry out various actions, which don't requires presence of the man in a batch mode. CDBFlite program can be applied on WEB-server.
If your DBF files have been damaged or corrupted, standard DBF readers won't work. DBF Recovery can restore your data. Unlike most of the competitors, it not only fixes headers but also analyzes actual data structures and tries to fix them too.
The Windows Standard Serial Communications Library for Visual dBase (WSC4DB) is an asynchronous communications library which uses the standard Windows API (Application Programmer's Interface) to communicate to any serial port.
MarshallSoft Dialup Networking (DUN) Component for Visual dBase. Version 2.1, 7/1/2002. Invoke 32-bit Windows Dialup Networking (DUN) from your application code to dial up any installed Internet Service Provider (ISP).