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Wings - 4.0.0

birding software: database which manages bird sightings

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Selected Version: 4.0.0
Release Date: 2005-03-16
License: Commercial
Downloads (version 4.0.0): 543
Downloads (all versions): 7,278

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Product Description:

Wings is a relational database that manages bird sightings. Actually, it can manage pretty much most kinds of biological record keeping; it was simply designed with birds in mind. So, what can Wings do? It can do the usual things:
  • store sightings data and the supporting taxonomic, location, observer and source data
  • perform data entry one record at a time
  • manage millions of records
  • search and sort
  • manage multiple checklists
  • import and export
  • create columnar reports.
It can also do a few amazing things:
  • allow very rapid data entry using checklists
  • create spreadsheet reports
  • create reports in the form of checklists
  • create charts
  • create occurrence charts
  • allow you to create your own categories of data and associate that data with species, locations or sightings
  • save selections of records that can be loaded very quickly in later sessions
  • has a built in spreadsheet module
  • has a built in charting module
  • has a built in drawing module
  • perform statistical analysis

What's new in this version:

This is the first commercial release and runs on both OS X and Windows platforms.

  1. Introduction of Microsoft Windows 2000, XP support
  2. Introduction of Authoritative Taxonomic Update function for Clement's Birds of the World taxonomy
  3. Introduction of Subscription activation system
  4. Improvements to input form printing capabilities
  5. Introduction of small calendar object for date entries
  6. Ability to set A4 printing page size in Preferences
  7. Improved data input handling and data cleansing during imports
  8. Better resizing/repositioning of form objects to take advantage of 800 x 600 screen size
  9. Addition of code to test for Apple QuickTime on Windows to support multimedia functions
  10. Revised documentation

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.3

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.3 or higher

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Wings Troubleshooting ReportArchive may be damaged - Version: 4.0.0, 3/22/2005 07:06PM PST

strix--2008
I, too, cannot open the downloaded archive. I do have Stuffit Deluxe 9.0.1 and the associated expander. The error message says the archive may be damaged and gives error # 17537.

Would love to use this software, but it's no good if I can't open it! Help!
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Wings CommentaryArchive Is Corrupted - Version: 4.0.0, 3/17/2005 08:31AM PST

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Al-O-Kwent
This archive fails to fully unstuff with an internal error, even after downloading it two times. If you try to use the app anyway, an error comes up stating that the database cannot be used. Heads up developer!
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Wings ReviewExcellent! - Version: 3.1.1, 12/10/2004 12:41PM PST

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mhbowes
I can't believe this is free. It is a very powerful program, either (and perhaps especially) for the scientific person, or for hobbyists like me who forego some of the biological nitty gritty but want to keep a bird list and have good searching and reporting features. Keeps improving too. And if I grow in my scientific interest in birding, then my list will be in a program will all the data and features I will need for that.
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