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Entering data in records
In Browse mode, you add information in a database file by entering data in records. You can:
type information into fields using your computer keyboard.
enter preset data from a value list. See Entering preset data from a value list.
copy and paste data, or insert special information into a field.
copy and paste images, QuickTime movies, and insert files into container fields.
use drag and drop to move data between fields, from one file to another, or from another application. See Moving text and data with drag and drop.
import data. See Saving and sending records in Excel and PDF formats.
record a sound directly into a container field. For more information, see Recording and playing sounds in fields.
add OLE objects to a container field in Windows. See Using OLE objects in a database (Windows).
use lookups or relationships to copy or display data from other database files.
Note   If you're working with a database that doesn't have any records, you must create a record before entering data.
More detail about entering data in records
Selecting a field in Browse mode or Find mode
Entering and changing data in fields
Moving text and data with drag and drop
Exporting the contents of a field
Working with data in date fields
Entering Japanese Emperor Year dates
Conversion of dates with two-digit years
Working with data in time fields
Committing data in records
Using URLs in a field
Copying and moving data in records
Entering preset data from a value list
Restoring data in records
Using a field index
Inserting the current date or other variables into a field

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