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  • Ilmumisaeg: 10-Jun-2010
  • Kirjastus: Que Corporation,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0789744481
  • ISBN-13: 9780789744487
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 264 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 152x230x13 mm, kaal: 363 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 10-Jun-2010
  • Kirjastus: Que Corporation,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0789744481
  • ISBN-13: 9780789744487
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Introduction 1(6)
1 Bento: The Database for the Rest of Us 7(18)
Introducing Bento
7(7)
Looking at Bento
7(3)
It's All About Your Data
10(1)
Bento's Three Roles
11(1)
Bento Lets You Leap Over Boundaries . .
12(1)
How Much Programming Does Bento Require?
12(1)
What Does "Personal" Mean?
13(1)
Getting Started with Bento
14(2)
Understanding Bento Terminology
16(9)
Fields
17(4)
Records
21(1)
Libraries
22(1)
Collections
22(3)
2 Using the Bento Window 25(24)
Getting Around the Bento Window
25(4)
Create a Library
28(1)
Using the Records Area
29(13)
Introducing Table Views
30(1)
Introducing Grid Views
30(1)
Using Split Views
31(2)
Creating a New Record
33(2)
Entering Text Data
35(1)
Printing a Record
36(2)
Finding Data
38(1)
Using Advanced Find
39(3)
Deleting a Record
42(1)
Using Table Views in Bento
42(2)
Sorting a Table View in Bento
42(1)
Pasting Data into Table View in Bento (Part 1)
43(1)
Editing Fields with Table View in Bento
44(1)
Pasting Data into Table View in Bento (Part 2)
44(1)
Using the Libraries & Fields Pane
44(3)
Using Library Folders
45(1)
Using Library Icons
46(1)
Setting Bento Preferences
47(2)
3 Working with Bento Forms 49(14)
Working with Forms
49(4)
Duplicate and Rename a Form
52(1)
Customizing a Form with Themes
53(3)
Choose a Theme
54(2)
Customizing a Form's Fields
56(7)
Copy Forms within a Library
60(3)
4 Building a Bento Library from Your Own Data 63(14)
Getting Started Organizing Your Data
63(4)
Reviewing Your Legacy Data
64(1)
Working with Data Formats
64(3)
Performing a Basic Data Import
67(7)
Import Data Into a New Bento Library
69(5)
Cleaning Up Imported Data
74(3)
5 Working with Phone, URL, IM, and Address Fields and Lists in Contacts 77(10)
Exploring the Contacts Library
77(4)
Working with Fields
81(1)
Enter Contact Data
81(1)
Working with Address, Email, Phone Number, and URL Lists
82(2)
Adding Address Fields and Lists to Your Forms
84(3)
Use a Field and a List
84(1)
Use Contact Data
85(2)
6 Working with Bento Fields and Calculations 87(20)
Adding Calculation Fields to the Exercise Log
87(2)
Creating and Formatting Date Fields in Exercise Log
89(6)
Creating a Stop Date Field
89(2)
Creating a Start Date Field
91(1)
Using Date and Time Field Controls
92(3)
Creating and Formatting a Number Field in Exercise Log
95(1)
Creating and Formatting Calculations in Exercise Log
96(5)
Working with the Calculation Dialog
96(2)
Creating the Duration Field
98(2)
Creating the Calories Burned Field
100(1)
Creating and Formatting Choice Fields
101(1)
Creating and Formatting Checkbox Fields
102(1)
Creating and Formatting Currency Fields
103(1)
Creating and Formatting Automatic Counter Fields
103(1)
Creating and Formatting Rating Fields
104(1)
Editing Bento Fields
104(3)
7 Expanding the Inventory Library with Related Data Fields and Collections 107(22)
Exploring the Inventory Library
107(2)
Creating an Ins & Outs Library from Scratch
109(3)
Creating an Ins & Outs Library
110(2)
Using Relationships to Track Inventory
112(10)
Creating a Relationship by Dragging a Library onto a Form
112(2)
Creating a Relationship by Adding a Related Data Field
114(1)
Formatting the Related Data Field
115(3)
Summarizing a Related Data Field
118(1)
Reviewing the Related Records
118(1)
Improving the Relationship and the Form
119(3)
Using Collections
122(3)
Creating an Empty Collection
123(1)
Adding a Record to a Collection
123(1)
Creating a Collection from Selected Records
124(1)
Using Smart Collections
125(4)
8 Synchronizing with the Bento iPhone and iPad Apps 129(16)
Sharing Versus Synchronization
129(2)
Using the Bento iPhone or iPad App by Itself
131(1)
Using the Bento iPad App
131(6)
Using the Bento App Home
133(1)
Searching the Libraries
134(2)
Creating a New Library
136(1)
Working with a Bento iPhone App Library
137(1)
Synchronizing Libraries Between your iPhone or iPad and your Computer
138(6)
Understanding "Same Wi-Fi Network"
138(2)
DoingYour First Sync
140(4)
Performing a Sync
144(1)
Securing Your Bento Data on Your Mobile Device
144(1)
9 Sharing Data with Other Bento Users 145(10)
Setting Up Sharing
145(2)
Set Up Bento Sharing
146(1)
Using Shared Libraries and Databases
147(2)
Connect to Shared Libraries and Databases
148(1)
Securing Your Data
149(6)
Use Encrypted Fields
150(1)
Use a Database Password
151(1)
Work with Locked Fields
152(2)
Using a Sharing Password
154(1)
10 Using Built-In Bento Libraries for Address Book and iPhoto 155(16)
Exploring the Address Book Library
155(3)
Extending Bento's Address Book Library with New Fields and Forms
158(2)
Synchronizing Address Book
160(8)
Synchronizing Address Book with MobileMe
161(3)
Synchronizing Address Book with iPhone
164(3)
Synchronizing Address Book with PDAs and Other Devices
167(1)
Using MobileMe Push Technology to Synchronize Data
167(1)
Using Mac OS X Data Detectors to Update Address Book
168(1)
Exploring the iPhoto Library
169(2)
Use the iPhoto Library
170(1)
11 Using Built-In Bento Libraries for iCal Tasks and iCal Events 171(12)
Catching Up with iCal
171(5)
Search iCal
172(4)
Exploring the Bento iCal Libraries
176(2)
Using Mail's Data Detectors with iCal
178(2)
Use Mail's Data Detectors with iCal
178(2)
Managing Your Calendar Data
180(2)
Synchronizing iCal Events
182(1)
12 Working with Bento's Projects Library to Use Related Records from iCal Tasks, iCal Events, Apple Mail, and Address Book 183(12)
Exploring Projects
183(4)
Add an Image to Your Form with a Image Box
185(2)
Working with Related Records from iCal and Address Book
187(4)
Adding Related Records
187(4)
Working with Related Records from Mail
191(1)
Customizing Fields and Revising Forms
192(1)
Creating and Sharing Calendar Events and Address Book Contacts with MobileMe
193(2)
13 Designing a Projects Library to Share on Your LAN and Synchronize with Your iPhone 195(18)
Taking Another Approach to Projects
195(3)
Exploring the Projects Library
198(1)
Organizing and Implementing Notes: The Basics
199(8)
Create a New Bento Library for Notes
200(2)
Create the Basic Field in Project Notes
202(1)
Add Related Data Fields to the Projects Library
203(4)
Enhancing the Relationship
207(6)
14 Importing and Exporting Bento Data and Libraries 213(10)
Importing and Exporting Basics
213(7)
Importing Data into an Existing Bento Library
213(5)
Exporting Bento Data
218(2)
Importing and Exporting Libraries
220(3)
Exporting Bento Libraries as Templates
220(1)
Importing Bento Libraries as Templates
220(3)
15 Using the Bento Template Exchange 223(8)
Exploring the Bento Template Exchange
223(3)
Learning from the Bento Template Exchange
226(1)
Sharing Your Templates
227(4)
Index 231
Jesse Feiler has been designing databases and user-oriented solutions for two decades. He is the author of a number of books on Mac OS X, FileMaker, the Web, and a variety of other technologies such as Drupal, mashups, and Facebook. His most recent books are Filemaker Pro 10 in Depth, Sams Teach Yourself Drupal in24 Hours, and iWork 09 for Dummies.

 

A member of the FileMaker Business Alliance, he is also a developer of solutions for small businesses, nonprofit organizations (particularly those in the arts fields), publishing, and production companies. He has done many FileMaker rehabs, bringing them up to modern standards and designs. His knowledge of FileMaker and Mac OS X technologies has helped him integrate tools such as Automator into FileMaker solutionsand now into Bento.

 

He has worked as a developer and manager for companies such as the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (monetary policy and bank supervision), Prodigy (early Web browser), Apple (information systems), New York State Department of Health (rabies and lead poisoning), The Johnson Company (office management), and Young & Rubicam (media planning and new product development).

 

Active in the community, he has served on a variety of nonprofit boards including those of HB Studio and Mid-Hudson Library System, as well as zoning and planning boards. He has conducted trustee training sessions for Clinton-Essex-Franklin Library System and other groups.

 

Feilers website is northcountryconsulting.com.