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I have found that Sesame makes it effortless to maintain these subform links. First the natural link method does it all for you. You just enter the data in the subform save the record and low and behold every time you retrieve the record in the main form the subrecord data is retrieved at the same time. I am able to use them and I am not a computer guru, I am just like many of us out here, just trying to find how we can best utilize Sesame for our own jobs and businesses.

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Sesame Database Manager is compatible with Symantec Q&A. Q & A users will find that Sesame uses many of the same keystrokes, the same search syntax, and almost the same programming syntax as used in a Q&A database. Sesame can also translate Q&A databases. Find out more. Subscribe to our mailing list

Q&A

This area provides links to information and resources for users of Symantec Q&A. While, Sesame Database Manager is Q&A compatible, it is a separate product and is not a new version of Q&A.

Information for Q&A Users on Lantica.com

The Q&A to Sesame Translation Slideshow provides a quick look at a simple Q&A translation.

The Sesame FAQ has a number of answers relating to interaction and conversion between Q&A and Sesame.

The Sesame Library has articles relating to interaction and conversion between Q&A and Sesame.

A Q&A Translation Guide is available for learning about how to convert to Sesame from Q&A.

Übertragung von Datenbanken von F&A zu Sesame

Support for Q&A

Support for Q&A is provided by Professional Computer Technology Associates (PCTA)
http://www.pcta-usa.com

The Quick Answer Back Issue Library - 1995 through 2003

Back issues of the popular monthly newsletter dedicated to the Symantec Q&A database.

	Learn more about Sesame Database Manager Many of my programming dilemmas were overcome with help from the support of people on this forum. I have also found that I have learned tons by reading over the programming examples that have been posted.
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