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iList Data

iList Data - 3.8.0

Low-cost full-featured database.

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This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 3.8.0
Release Date: 2009-08-25
License: Update
Downloads (this version): 1,221
Downloads (all versions): 9,629
Price: $69.95

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Product Description:

iList Data is the most powerful, low cost, single-user database software available for the Macintosh. Create databases for daily use at home, educational use at school, and business use at work. iList Data's benefits include: * ten database templates: Create your first database in seconds * user designed windows for creating, editing, and finding data * ten find modes including find on field, find by value, and find parent * support for text, number, date, and time fields plus integrated support for boolean, path, URL, color, JPEG, and calculation values * built-in relational support for searching and displaying data across tables * Mac OS X compliant interface controls including date and time fields, color swatches, and image canvases * on-the-fly calculations and column summaries * dynamic reports: Retrieve both the data and shell of a report from the database itself * nine window sets: Save and recall custom interface setups with one click * search history and bookmarks * four batch editing modes including multi edit and auto number * inline editing and pop-up editing of fields via keyword lists * inline and summary graphing. View dot, line, bar, and fill graphs inline with your data * advanced SQL editing for experienced users and built-in help by example support for novices * a built in resizable image viewer and full screen slideshow mode * a dedicated thumbnail palette for viewing JPEG and other web-based images * speech synthesis * Apple iLife integration: Send images to iPhoto 5 with one click * Microsoft Office X and 2004 integration: Send record lists to Excel and Word with one click * and much more...

What's new in this version:

  • known issue: on some Macs, it is necessary to position the Image Palette window near the top
  • left quadrant of the display in order to display images properly. We continue to look for solutions to this issue.
  • fixed the tabbing order in the Edit Record window
  • removed the thumbnail palette
  • improved the display of JPEGs in the Record List window
  • minor fixes and interface enhancements

Operating System Requirements:

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

  • Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.3.9
  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2

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iList Data ReviewTotally awesome and easy to use database program - Version: 3.8.0, 1/26/2010 04:33PM PST

stephenquirk
After finally burning out on Bento, I looked around and decided to purchase a copy of iList Data. I have been thrilled ever since. This is THE program that very Bento user should be using. It is a truly functional database program that is easy to use, comes with a great manual, and many pre-done examples that can either be used as-is or easily modified. After downloading and installing I was up and running with my first from scratch database in 30 minutes. I'm no expert (hence my first foray with Bento [sad to say versions 1, 2, AND 3- okay I am a slow learner), but I am thrilled at the report and searching capability, the full (and easy) ability to edit fields after the database is created and populated (artistic expression on the fly!), and the graph/statistic generation. It's easy to create custom reports and field views. Contextual help is great. The best part is the ability to edit pre-fab examples to create a "custom" database in about a third of the time. I've now converted all of my Bento databases into much richer and useful iList Data databases (and then deleted Bento from the face of my Mac forever!). The only downside of iList Data is that I found it by accident; they need to advertise!
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iList Data ReviewYeah, and SQL DB for me! - Version: 3.6.0, 1/27/2008 12:00AM PST

janetcanning
I had been searching for a better way to keep track of my small business customers with ease of use. I had recently had a computer melt down and had switched to Yahoo store for my business. I still like old fashioned mailings for sales anouncements and needed and easy to use and easy on the eye DB application. I had used SQL based DBs in the past and knew it was a stable environment for keeping records. The other DBs can get blips and singularities if they go over 500 records. So, SQL is good stability, especially as a one person biz, losing records and starting over is not an option. iList will be much easier to back up to iDisk for me!

I was happy when I found iList. Simplicity is the key when you are the only employee at your business! I had been at MacWorld and looking at Bento/Filemaker Pro and other DB apps and I don't need that many bells and whistles, and certainly not the bloated price on some of the other Mac based products.

Now, if I can just talk them into creating a plug in for Purchase Orders and Invoicing, which was the only other reason to consider other DBs. So, how about it? I like my Purchase ordering clean and simple;)
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iList Data ReviewNice and easy DataBase - Version: 3.6.0, 1/10/2008 08:11AM PST

rmhshopping
I was looking for a DB for private use and looked into Bento (new from the Filemaker people). This was not enough. On the other side Filemaker is too big and expensive. Now I found this IList Data, which is at least 90% of what I was looking for --- for a really fair price. Handling seems to be not always straight forward and consitent, but my first little apps worked fine. Some ideas for improvements I will post directly to the developer. Nice would be some more im/ex-interfaces especially for mac-typical apps (Mail, iCal, AdrBook, Numbers, ...). Support for applescript could be helpful.
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