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Long lasting cuttings sure to
please
Six flaring petals, with two upper ones closely overlapping to
form an intricately painted upper lip.
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Isaac has been running his business successfully for years. "I
pretty much know what my customers are going to be asking for next
month, so planning is second nature. But I like to use
The Compleat Botanica for learning more about the uses of plants
beyond flower arrangements." Isaac likes to keep an on-line photo
album of special arrangements he's made. He's a renaissance man
combining good business acumen, science, and aesthetics into a personal
way of life.
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Q: Do I have to press the save button every time I change something?
A:
No. Changes to your collection are made automatically whenever you
change to a new view and whenever you select a different item in the list.
If you've inadvertently made a change, you can revert back to the original
value by pressing the Undo button. See the full story.
For more tips see
 The not so obvious . . .
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The Compleat Botanica is now specially priced.
Holiday sale $49.99
Offer expires December 14, 2009
Holiday sale - save $40
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Q: How many pictures are contained in the program?
A:
Only about 100 flower pictures are supplied with the sample
database. The Compleat Botanica provides for the
organization of plant pictures that are taken with today's
ever-present digital cameras, but the software is not an encyclopedia
of plant pictures.
See what other people are asking
Frequently
Asked Questions
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Q: How do I import data from other applications?
A: The Compleat Botanica can
read delimited files such as comma separated values (CSV) and
tab-delimited values (TXT). Delimited files are exported from most
common spreadsheet and database applications. See the files
Specimen.csv
and Specimen.txt for valid delimited
file samples. See the full story.
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