Tap Forms Organizer 5 Database Dmg Cracked For Mac

| Posted on by



  1. Tap Forms Organizer 5 Database Dmg Cracked For Mac Torrent
  2. Tap Forms Organizer 5 Database Dmg Cracked For Mac Os
  3. Tap Forms Organizer 5 Database
Tap forms organizer 5 database dmg cracked for mac screen

Tap Forms Organizer 5 Database Dmg Cracked For Mac Torrent

  • This topic has 19 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 3 years, 8 months ago by .

  • Hi Brendan,

    My database of 3,637 contacts disappeared from my desktop Mac a couple of days ago. I’ve attached several screen shots of what I’m seeing in my attempts to get them back.

    One thing I’ve done is copied a backup from my laptop Mac. Perhaps I’m not doing it correctly. I can access that file through File -> Open (or File -> Open Recent). But I can’t get that to simply open automatically and routinely when launching TF.

    Another thing I’ve tried is syncing the desktop with my laptop. I know we’ve worked together on this before, but it never seems intuitive to me how to do that. Even though I can see that the two computers — as well as my iPhone — can see each other. (It would be nice if there were an icon to click after entering new info into one device to push it to the other devices.)

    I’ve tried going back through Time Machine. But it results in an error message that “TapForms_db.squlite 2″ is damaged and can’t be opened.”

    The only good news is that my database is working pretty well on my laptop, so at least I’m not too scared that it’s lost forever.

    I’m hoping that you’ll see the error in my attempts and give me step-by-step instructions to fix the problem.

    (Just so I don’t forget, once this gets solved, I need your help in syncing. I have 3,636 contacts on my phone — one fewer than on my computer, indicating that the syncing isn’t totally working. And I can see that some recent notes made on my computers have not made it to my phone. But let’s leave that for another day.)

    Attachments:
    You must be logged in to view attached files.

    Hi John,

    I’m sorry for this trouble. If you had a power failure that can cause this problem unfortunately. macOS X seems to write garbage into the opened SQLite file when this happens, thus corrupting the file.

    That TapForms_db.sqlite file is from Tap Forms 3.5, not from Tap Forms 5, so that has nothing to do with it.

    If you want to restore from Time Machine, use the Show in Finder function on the main Database Documents window to find the .tapforms document file. Then use Time Machine to restore the file.

    If it’s working fine on your Mac laptop, you can just send the file from there back to the Mac where it’s not working. Use the Send Document function on the main Database Documents window. It’s the little share button at the bottom of that window. Make sure the document you’re trying to send is not currently opened. Also delete the bad document first before you send it over.

    Thanks,

    Brendan

    The “Show in Finder” button is at the bottom of that screenshot you just posted. Hover over all the buttons at the bottom and you’ll see tooltips for each button. It’s the one with the black circle with the white arrow pointing right.

    The share button at the bottom (square button with arrow pointing up) is what you would use on your OTHER computer to send the document back to this Mac. You don’t open the document or create a new one as you’ve done and try to sync. Documents can only sync if they’re exact copies of the same document on each device. You can tell if they’re the same by clicking that (i) button and looking at the “Document ID” parameter. If that value is the same on all of your devices, then you know you’ve got the same document on each. And that’s achieved by sending a document from one device to another.

    Hi John,

    Lets put it this way, how would you send a file from your laptop to your Mac? Forget about Tap Forms. What if it was Word or Excel or Keynote? You could just do the same thing to send a .tapforms document from your laptop to your other Mac. It’s nothing different.

    But to get the Send Document function to work (from within Tap Forms), you have to make sure that Tap Forms is running on your other devices and those devices are on the same WiFi network.

    There’s also a video here that shows how to send a document from one device to another:

    There are also step-by-step instructions for sending a document from device to device here in the online user manual:

    So hopefully with that information you’ll be able to copy your good .tapforms document over to your other Mac.

    Sync won’t work just by creating a new document with the same name as a document on another device. It doesn’t use the filename to sync. It uses the internal Document ID, which you can actually see on the Document Info panel (by clicking the (i) button) on the main Database Documents window.

    Thanks,

    Brendan

    Hi John,

    Ah ok. If you already have the file over onto your other Mac, then just drag the .tapforms document file into the main Database Documents window where you see the other files there. When the blue bar appears, let go and the file will be moved to that location.

    Alternatively you can use the Show in Finder button in Tap Forms and the Finder window where all those files are stored will display. You can then just drag the .tapforms document into that location and the Tap Forms Database Documents window will refresh itself a moment or two later to include that document.

    Sorry for the confusion.

    Brendan

    John,

    I have a + 4000 records and counting database, over 400 MB, and no monthly fee.

    I would recommend the clouding sync.

    Leo

    Hi John,

    I wouldn’t worry about such little amount of data. You wouldn’t have to pay for syncing with Cloudant.

    When Tap Forms syncs, it only syncs the changes made after the first full sync. So there’s very little data that gets synced once you’ve done the first full sync.

    But with Nearby, sync happens when you have the documents opened at the same time. It won’t sync if you have Tap Forms opened on one device, close it, then open Tap Forms on another device, close that one, then open it on another device, etc. All devices that you want to sync need to be opened with the same document at the same time. Then make a change on one device and moments later it should sync to the other device.

    Also, every device should have all the other devices added to it on the Nearby sync screen. Or at the very least, one device should be the master and the other devices have it added to them. And the master device should have all the other devices added to it. But you don’t have to worry about that with Cloudant syncing. Just each device logs into the same Cloudant account. And as long as each document you want to sync has the same “db-….” value on each device, then it should sync automatically.

    Hi John,

    Excellent!

    You should also see that “db-” database in your Cloudant dashboard in your browser. The screenshot you posted above didn’t show anything but the standard databases that Cloudant uses for managing users and replication. There should be one “db-” entry per document that you’re syncing. So if you’re syncing the same document on each device, then you should see just the one database there.

    Hi John,

    just use your browser to go to

    Just click on Databases like in the screenshot. Maybe it just took a bit to appear. It should be there.

  • Posts

Tap Forms Organizer 5 Database Dmg Cracked For Mac Os

/

Tap Forms Organizer 5 Database

‎Tap Forms 5 is the digital filing cabinet for life’s scattered details. Now with Scripting and Siri Shortcuts support! Accounts, recipes, expenses, inventory — life is full of things that we don’t want to forget or misplace. Tap Forms 5 helps you organize all kinds of things in one place — secure. Tap Forms – Organizer Database App for Mac, iPhone. The place to be if you want to talk about Scripting in Tap Forms 5. 117; 629; 5 days, 1 hour ago.