[Wolves] Yet another non Linux question ; -) - well nearly at end

[David Goodwin]

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> So which is the easiest thing to achieve - bugger about getting the right foxpro query or creating a security level over a spreadsheet?
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Does excel have 'track changes' ? Would that be sufficient? Alternatively, dropbox has some concept of version history I think. But it'd be hard to see what had changed between specific revisions unless you did a 'binary chop' like thing to find out when a specific cell was changed?


I've come across people who are using FoxPro - they seem to be eager to move onto something else every time. Often to PHP/LAMP.


> Or is there a nice little mysql/php package out there that will just be easy to fiddle with and start again?

It almost sounds like you want to use an accounts package? Kashflow might be of use - it can do repeating invoices, and obviously tracks a history and would tell you who was behind etc etc. It's non-free and not open source though. I've not come across any decent O/S accounting packages.

David.