FlowMaker 0.5.17

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  • Date added:
    03/12/2002
  • File size:
    2.8M
  • License:
    Free to try
  • Minimum requirements:
    Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP, Adobe Framemaker

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Is an automated database data publisher. It's designed as tool for generating content flows for Adobe FrameMaker. It provides connection to any type of database supported by drivers in your operating system. Data module objects are designed in 'Data module' designer. This object represents physical connection to database. It can make connection to any type of database supported by drivers in your operating system. Using 'Project Designer' user create visual part of data flow. Each flow consist of table objects. Table represents logical groups of information. Each table consist of column objects which contains concrete data. Through 'Object Tree' user can see every visible object. It displays each object as tree node lying under node of its parent object. Each object displayed in object tree can have defined its common properties. Object settings can be activated by clicking on desired object with right mouse button and selecting Show object settings item from popup menu.

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