If your company uses a database application based on any of such popular systems as Clipper, dBase, FoxPro and their "Visual" clones, you have a lot of files in the DBF format. Your everyday administration tasks probably include backing up your DBF files, synchronizing them between computers or offices, converting them to other formats, publishing on the web and more...
When managing DBF files, you often need to take a quick look at their contents. Starting your database application, and finding the necessary data is not the easiest way to do this. Moreover, from a database application GUI, it is normally not clear what data is contained in each particular DBF file. Administrators usually prefer to use a simple DBF viewer for this purpose.
Before you buy a DBF viewer with only very basic features, you may want to consider a product from HiBase called DBF Viewer 2000. For the very same price, you'll receive an all-purpose Swiss Army Knife for your DBF files.
First of all, it's...