[Ed Hansberry]

http://www.ddhsoftware.com/gallery.html

I don't see any links for this yet, but there is a huge image at DDH Software's Gallery page and I just got an email from DDH Software on it, so the contest is in full swing. If you don't have HanDBase 3.0, you can download a 30 day trial version. You should grab "HanDBase For Pocket PC Professional" to get the forms designer.

"We are looking for creative, useful applets that marquis HanDBase's flexibility. Applets will be evaluated with the Forms User Interface being worth 50% of the total score and originality, functionality and overall use of field types rounding out the other 50%. HanDBase has some fantastic features such as the Forms Designer, both PocketPC and Palm support, Multi-user sync, complex calculations, conditional statements, infrared, Bluetooth, ODBC synchronization and full Microsoft Access synchronization."

Trust me, as a faithful and long time HanDBase user, you do not have to be a developer to enter this contest. Just a bit of knowledge about how databases work and lots of creativity. :way to go: The contest ends May 15, 2003.

[Ed Hansberry]

http://www.ddhsoftware.com/gallery.html

I don't see any links for this yet, but there is a huge image at DDH Software's Gallery page and I just got an email from DDH Software on it, so the contest is in full swing. If you don't have HanDBase 3.0, you can download a 30 day trial version. You should grab "HanDBase For Pocket PC Professional" to get the forms designer.

"We are looking for creative, useful applets that marquis HanDBase's flexibility. Applets will be evaluated with the Forms User Interface being worth 50% of the total score and originality, functionality and overall use of field types rounding out the other 50%. HanDBase has some fantastic features such as the Forms Designer, both PocketPC and Palm support, Multi-user sync, complex calculations, conditional statements, infrared, Bluetooth, ODBC synchronization and full Microsoft Access synchronization."

Trust me, as a faithful and long time HanDBase user, you do not have to be a developer to enter this contest. Just a bit of knowledge about how databases work and lots of creativity. :way to go: The contest ends May 15, 2003.