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Best db for large, searchable, blocks of text -archive newspaper articles

Asked by CaseCounter in Databases Miscellaneous

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             I have worked as a volunteer at an archives, typing copies of old newspaper articles into WordPerfect, so that, among other reasons, they would be more searchable.

             It occurred to me they would be more searchable still in a database, but Access, the DBMS I mainly work with, is not, or was not as of Offfice 97, a good program to use with long blocks of text. (The size of a field window can't be fully maximised, for example). Is there a program that would be good for creating a searchable database of newspaper articles, or other things incorporating blocks of text with hundreds or thousands of words? Which would be best? I would like it if the program had something like the "locate" feature in the Quicklaw legal database, which allows a user to go to the place(s) within a field where a keyword occurs. As implied above, I'd like a user to be able to fill a screen with a field and read the full text.

                         Yours Sincerely,
                                   Alan E. Dunne
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