How to create database using OpenOffice™ :Tutorial

OpenOffice™ is an open-source office software suite for word processing, and creation of spreadsheets, presentations, graphics and databases. Do you want to know how you can create database using OpenOffice™ on your computer? Follow the steps given in this video to create database using OpenOffice™.

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[Twowingsfly]

See, I figured all that out on my own. What I needed was help with the actual database itself :/

[chiefeaglefeather]

lol Just open OpenOffice, at the top Click On Database, Then Click on the Wizard and it will take you Step by step how to do it. Read each instructional message and fill it in. Your database will be created. I"m not sure why this guy did not include this information but its fairly east to do. But he got 54 Thousand subscribers so he aint doing that bad lol.

[SaintHierophant]

Please retitle this "How to navigate the initial set-up menu for OpenOffice™ Base" or something, because this doesn't give any information beyond that. Everyone knows how to click "next". This video didn't need to be made. This channel has hundreds of these worthless "tutorials" and I don't know how this isn't spam.

[douglaidlaw]

I think that I would prefer to create a spreadsheet with all the columns first, then import that into oobase. Far easier than struggling with MySql from a blank pages.