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FileMaker Ships Bento, the Stylish Personal Database for Leopard
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FileMaker, Inc. has announced the immediate availability of Bento, a stylish, personal database created to help Mac users organize their lives (for more info and to buy Bento, go to http://www.filemaker.com/bento_ship_pr). Designed specifically for Mac OS X Leopard, Bento is an exceptionally easy way to organize contacts, calendars, projects, events, and more -- all in one place.
With the intuitive iTunes-style interface in Bento, users can accomplish any of the following in minutes:
-- Manage virtually unlimited contact details
-- Coordinate events, parties, and fundraisers
-- Track projects, assignments and deadlines
-- Connect related information together to see more details
-- Prioritize things that need to get done
-- Catalog inventory, donations and items for sale
-- Record hours worked and payments due
-- Assign ratings to service providers and sellers
-- Create libraries for music, movies and media
-- Store files and photos related to projects and events
Bento is priced at $49 U.S., or $99 for a family pack of five licenses, and is available on the FileMaker Web store (store.filemaker.com), at Apple retail and web stores, and other places where software is sold
System Requirements:
Bento requires Mac OS X v.10.5 Leopard on a Mac computer with an Intel, PowerPC G5 or PowerPC G4 (867MHz or faster) processor. A minimum of 512MB of RAM and 1GB of hard drive space is recommended. A CD drive is required for installation of boxed software.
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