
     Welcome to DataBox from SimpleWebFX.
    
DataBox is a Database Web Publishing tool, designed to be simple to use, highly configurable and to add value to any database that needs to be published on the Web. DataBox allows you to maintain your database on your PC, then Publish its contents into HTML for your Web Site.

DataBox allows up to 5000 records to be stored in each Database, each record having up to 20 fields of data, 4 Images and a free-format scroll-box associated with it. Ideal for Real Estate, Vehicle lists, Catalogues, Brochures and lists of any description.

DataBox has been designed to be able to Import virtually any database provided the data as been exported from its source into an flat text or 'ascii' file.

DataBox is highly configurable for page backgrounds, table backgrounds, descriptions, fonts, colours and general publishing styles.

DataBox can automatically generate Web pages to represent your data, including a Summary view, a QuickView for each Category of data in your database, and a Navigation view, allowing each record to be viewed individually with its own pictures and free format scroll text.

DataBox will allow Web links to be stored in the database. So when published, users can 'click' directly to other sites, FTP sites, click for file downloads, e-mail and Credit Card purchasing for all your e-commerce needs. Your published database can be linked to your credit card transaction provider (check out www.ccnow.com, www.regsoft.com).

DataBox has its own FTP 'clever' Site manager that will upload your published database to your Web Site. DataBox will only upload those files that have changed since the last upload keeping the transfer time to a minimum.

*DataBox will be restricted to publishing only 10 records as an unregistered version. Registered versions will publish up to 5000 records per database.

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For further help, please view the appropriate sections.
If there are any areas not covered sufficiently, or you have comments, please e-mail to documentation@simplewebfx.com.

