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I had the same problem many of the others using Lion did. It's easily amended by shifting your regional settings to the United States.

 

OH MY.... THANKS!!!!!!!! It works perfect now!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D

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OH MY.... THANKS!!!!!!!! It works perfect now!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D

 

You're welcome but credit must go to the people who first came up with the suggestion :)

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I am new to this site and collecting. At forty years old with grown up kids I now am allowed to collect nice things that won't automatically get broken. LOL. Thank god. I really do appreciate your efforts and thank you for the ability to educate myself before I start investing. This started for me with a box full of old fountain pens I found at my grandmas's house. Still have them, and cannot wait to learn more about them. RebeccaLynn

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Hello

I have downloaded the main file and I am afraid I cannot use it. Can you tell me in a step by step fashion how to use your database? I am not familiar with Excel, by the way. Thanks

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I downloaded the program today and started using it. It's absolutely great!!

 

Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to program it and offering free to FPN members.

 

Claudio

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Hi -- Upon recently joining the FPN, I am feeling motivated to better organize my 45-year-old pen collection of 75+ pens. Besides purchasing a couple of nice rosewood display cases, I want to create a detailed database of my collection. After debating whether to use an ordinary spreadsheet, or create a true database from scratch using Filemaker or Access, I discovered your download on the FPN website. It's perfect, and will definitely save me from having to reinvent the wheel. I've already started using it. Thank you!

 

Best regards,

WordBanger

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I only have about 12 pens right now since I am fairly new but downloaded this and am impressed. This will help me a lot in the future.

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I'm sure this sounds dumb to you veterans but what is a pen data base for

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Hi Gunga Galunga,

 

I can't speak for anyone else, especially the author of the downloadable and very useful FileMaker pen database application. However, in my case, I want a database to provide me with an inventory of my numerous pens, which represent a rather substantial investment that I've accumulated over the years. I want to know information such as each pen's brand, model, color, nib size, origin, price paid, approximate value, rating, notes, etc. If I had fewer pens, I could likely keep track without an inventory.

 

Others might be dealers, or have far larger collections than I do, making a database even more important for them.

 

I hope this helps.

 

Regards,

WordBanger

 

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A special thank you for the nice way you set up EXPORT - something frequently over looked by database designers

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WOW!

Thank you so much.

Just downloaded it.

Will slowly start feeding info.

Thus, the task is not so much to see what no one has seen,

but to think what nobody has yet thought,

about that which everybody sees (Erwin Schrodinger)

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I can't get it to download; it fails anwhere from 3 to 16Mb in. No error message, it just stops randomly. I've tried about ten times -- is there a hosting issue?

"Well, believe me, I calculated the odds of this succeeding versus the odds I was doing something incredibly stupid... and I went ahead anyway."

--Crow T. Robot, Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie

 

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Impressive! Thanks a lot for this awesome tool, much appreciated.

Registered just to let you know.

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