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DB Maker

DataBase Maker allows you to extract specific data from HTML and TXT documents and create text databases.

The program lets you analyze and search a selected document for specified data, and convert the unstructured results into a text file for further processing in a spreadsheet application like Microsoft Excel and MailList Express.

Using the DB Maker will help you get a handle on large external information flows and make them an integral part of your mainstream business database. Constantly updating and staying abreast with current information is a critical factor for any business today. The program will become a connecting link between corporate databases and raw, random information.

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The DB Maker can be used to perform a number of different functions, including:

A powerful marketing tool;
Processing orders;
To process email and support email messaging and distribution;
To set up subscriber databases;
To send email automatically;
To transfer information from email clients;
To set up recruitment and job resume databases;
To process stock quotations, prices and offers;
To analyze statistical data on websites;
To set up various types of databases;
To systematize catalogs, lists and price lists;
To process raw and random data downloaded from the Internet.