That's the Form view.ģ Works database, like most database applications, also allows you to interrogate the data in tables. A database is, in essence, a collection of tables.Ģ Works database, like most database applications, also provides enhanced methods of viewing the data in the tables. Databasesġ Works database, like all database applications, uses tables. I can enter or edit data in either the Form or List view. I’m presuming the List View is essentially the one & only table. It has two choices to display the data, Form View & List View.

In addition, anti-malware products know to look out for downloads containing malicious DLL or JAR files. but only if you're in the habit of downloading random DLL and JAR files willy-nilly.ĭrive-by downloads of malicious Java apps used to be a problem (remember the accursed ASK toolbar?) but nowadays all browsers automatically prevent the use of Java plug-ins by default and will warn you of unwanted drive-by downloads. Yes, I suppose there may be a tiny security risk.

If not, just click on Add and browse for it: Hopefully LO will pick up the JRE's install location automatically. You'll need to install a JRE, close and re-open LO then - in Base - use Tools > Options > Advanced.

Instead you'll get a dialog similar to this:

I'll see what I can do without the Wizard.If Windows doesn't have a JRE ( Java Runtime Environment) installed then you're correct - LO's Wizards won't work. I can run LO without Java but won't have access to all its features, and I'm presuming Wizards is one of those. I don't know if that's true, but Windows 10 doesn't come with Java so maybe that's true. Depending what I read, some comments say using Java is a security risk. From what I understand is that the Wizards in LO needs Java, but Windows 10 does not come with it.

Is there microsoft works for windows 10