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Pendolino: I am fond of saying "when in doubt just right click". Hopefully you have found this wonderful functionality. When you are on a form and you want to insert a new field or edit and existing or maybe remove a field or move it around on the form, just right click over the field name and select the option you want. The same thing applies when you are looking at a report. Either click the header and drag left/right or click the header and right click. You can do almost anything with right click. If you haven't already attended one of my webinars, you have a standing invitation. We have 10 live and interactive webinars each week.
http://quickbase.intuit.com/webinars/.

With regard to how long it takes to get up and going varies based on the sophistication of your application. If you use one of our 300+- applications you can begin immediately. If you wish to customize then speak with our free Concierge Group or our Technical Support group for some quick direction and guidance. Our support services are free whether you are a customer or just checking us out. 93% of those opening a support request during business hours gets a phone call response within 50 minutes. To open a request go to http://support.quickbase.com.

Hope to see you in a webinar soon. Best, Kirk Trachy

Pendolino: You can request to have a developer contact you at:
https://quickbase.intuit.com/partners/request-a-partner/

You can also find more developer type technical resources on QuickBase's API and SDKs at:
https://www.quickbase.com/db/main?a=developerinfo or at http://quickbase.intuit.com/resources/ Kirk Trachy

Pendolino: If you don't want to use our "QuickBase Desktop" tool then you might look at an ODBC connector that Claude von Roesgen has put together. You can find out more information about this at http://qunect.com. You can get a free trial of it on his website. By the way Claude is one of the original people that designed QuickBase. He is now on his own making cool tools that work with QuickBase. Great guy. Tell him I said hi. Kirk Trachy

Hi Pendolino: I work with QuickBase. Yes you can export your data including all your file attachments. QuickBase has a utility that sychronizes with a Microsoft Access database. Check out our Knowledgebase at: https://www.quickbase.com/db/6mztyxu8?a=dr&rid=52

You are also welcome to pop into any of our 10 webinars each week. Five of the webinars are introductory and the other five allow us to drill down into things like this in an open Q&A / "Show and Tell" type of forum. You can see our webinar listing at: http://quickbase.intuit.com/webinars/

Best of luck! Kirk Trachy