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From: abulloch@violet.berkeley.edu.UUCP
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Subject: Interlace database
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Date: Tue, 11-Feb-86 19:01:22 EST
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Keywords: databases, Interlace
Summary: Opinions sought on new database

Today's New York Times has a review article on a new relational database
called Interlace, from Singular Software in San Jose Ca.  The reviewer
speaks well of it, and it is not expensive (under $100).  There has been
a certain amount of discussion about good databases for the Mac recently,
and so far as I can see no-one has suggested that there is anything that
is _really_ good and powerful yet.   Has anyone seen and used Interlace?
In particular, will it do well for keeping bibliographies (and accompanying
notes etc.) and sorting them in multiple useful ways?

What are other people's recommendations for this kind of job?

Anthony Bulloch
Dept. of Classics
Dwinelle Hall
UCBerkeley
Ca. 94720

(415-642-4218)
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