Flat file database manager with basic relational lookup and update capabilities.
File Express 6.0 is an easy-to-use flat file database manager with basic relational lookup and update capabilities.
The product can accommodate over 2 billion records per database, with up to 200 fields per record with a maximum 1000 characters per field and 5000 total characters per record.
File Express includes extensive searching, reporting, label printing, importing, exporting and duplicate searching.
You can design your own data entry forms and change the database formats easily and at any time.
Supports nearly 300 different printers.
Merge records into personalized form letters.
Produce reports in columnar or free format.
Use English like commands to search and select data.
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I have the original DOS 1.3 version with no intention to upgrade. The program cannot be used efficiently w/o the user manual. Why is this manual not even mentioned on your site, and why is it not available for download? Of course, since I've already paid for the software, the user manual should be free.
Broward Robotics, The manual is in the program if I remember right F1 key recall it. I'm still using the version 5 with dos box.
A good downloader.
How can I contact you by phone? Is this the File Express program that was once a DOS based program. That was the best, most powerful flat database I've ever used.
Barn Penn, Yes, it was the best to maintain my address listing, simple and DOS based small file. But now I can't find printer driver to print as I used to use HP II Laser printer. Do you know about current printer drivers ?
Barn Penn, I tried the File Express download from the App Store. Got lost in a vicious cycle of pop-ups. I too sorely miss File Express - elegant, fast, simple. The apparent lack of printer driver support is a big disappointment. I can/will survive with Access and SQLServer, BUT they surely are not as elegant as File Express was. Ran the area soccer league from File Express decades ago - was too simple and elegant for "today".
John Lonberger, I've been using printfil for 20 years with file express in a dos box window