Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!husc6!mit-eddie!killer!robertl
From: robertl@killer.UUCP (Robert Lord)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Looking for TSR DB...
Keywords: Database, TSR, etc.
Message-ID: <4553@killer.UUCP>
Date: 22 Jun 88 21:48:20 GMT
Organization: The Unix(R) Connection, Dallas, Texas
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I was just sitting here today talking (well, listening, mostly) to someone
on the phone today, and meanwhile furiosly scribling notes onto my blotter.
Needless to day that never again will I be able to find these 'notes' since
A)  Every conversation I have ever had is ingraved in that blotter, plus
    doodles, ink spots, rings left from sweating glasses (by the way, how do
    glasses sweat??) etc, etc...
B)  I don't write, I scrible.  You know, that wonderfull thing everone calls
    shorthand and is only readable by the author...Well, this author can't
    even read his own!

Anyways, what I am looking for is a TSR Database type program which will 
allow me to keep notes and stuff all in one file in a Btree type format.
I want to be able to type in a subject line then type all sorts of info
on that subject, then be able to FIND it again!  I need something that
will access all records with so and so in them (grep, anyone?) and search
by titles, etc, etc...  Does such a beat exist in the public domain 
(shareware, freeware, <insert your own damned name>ware, etc, etc..)?  
If so, where can I get it (preferably a BBS in the Dallas area, though I
can handle floppynet).  If there isn't one in PD, then I guess leads
on comercial stuff will be appreciated too....(grudgingly<sp??>)
 
    Anyways, thanks in advance,
                           Robert Lord