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100			_aBeiser, Karl _97771
245			_aEssential Guide to dBASE IV in Libraries _cKarl Beiser
260			_aLondon _bMeckler Westport _c1991
300			_axiii, 365p.
440			_aSupplements to Computers in libraries _v19 _97772
500			_aThis book is meant primarily for those who already have acquired a general familiarity with dBase or a dBase-compatible program like dBXL (WordTech Systems Corporation), FoxPro Plus (Fox Software, Inc.) or any one of half a dozen dBase cousins. This book aims to provide a basic understanding of dBase IV, enabling the reader to construct systems to solve library related problems. In the process, a number of techniques and tricks of particular importance in library situations generally are discussed. The author suggests various approaches to using dBase IV and offers a range of techniques illustrated by examples familiar to those working in libraries. All these examples are available on the IBM compatible 3.5" and 5.25" disks which are available separately. The book touches lightly in those areas where general, business-oriented introductory material is plentiful, emphasizing instead the peculiarities of specific library applications. It is aimed at all records managers, information systems analysts, library automation specialists, all public, academic, government and industrial librarians, archivists and data processing administrators.
650			_adBASE _97773
650			_aDatabase management _95411
650			_aComputer programs _92185
650			_aLibrary science _92716
942			_cBOOK _2ddc
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