I'll add my two cents worth... it might clear up the whole issue.
First of all, let's all understand that OO.o documentation is very terse and often non-existant. This is important to understand before we go any further.
When you get to step 4, you must <b>not</b> click on "Forms". Why? Because you have not created a table yet.
You must go through the Tables step before you start up with Forms.
This is very obliquely explained in OO.o help page "Using Databases in OpenOffice.org Base" (<F1> key) and its links.
OOoB is a great application that is sadly documented. The application is not "intuitive", but once understood it can do quite a bit.
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I'll add my two cents worth... it might clear up the whole issue.
First of all, let's all understand that OO.o documentation is very terse and often non-existant. This is important to understand before we go any further.
When you get to step 4, you must <b>not</b> click on "Forms". Why? Because you have not created a table yet.
You must go through the Tables step before you start up with Forms.
This is very obliquely explained in OO.o help page "Using Databases in OpenOffice.org Base" (<F1> key) and its links.
OOoB is a great application that is sadly documented. The application is not "intuitive", but once understood it can do quite a bit.