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I'm trying to figure out the best and very cheapest way to build a small network and database system for a client. There are already databases built in MS Access and Lotus Approach, and I had thought to just continue to use those as the core of a distributed system from an NT based server, or perhaps from a SAMBA based LINUX server. One problem I am having is finding the low cost office suites to use those data bases, and I didn't want to get into a web based SQL server at this point. So I'm wondering whether StarOffice 5.2 might serve well as the office suite on each computer and then upload the Approach and Access data files onto the LINUX box under SAMBA, or if mandatory, under NT 4.0. Any thoughts on this approach? TIA, Randy Hofland ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Internet Access by FASTdial.NET at $9.95/mo 56K + DSL In the NorthEast Check out URL http://www.fastdial.net/ or e-mail info at fastdial.net
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