Locking the database
Database lock provides you a password protection for your database upon opening. Setting the password Before you can lock your database, you need to set a password for the lock. In order to do it,...
View ArticlePermission issues when opening a database?
The Pagico databases is actually a folder containing all sorts of important information. On systems with strict permission policies, such as Mac OS X and Linux systems, the permission of the files and...
View ArticleStarting a new database
What is a database? A database can be considered as the container of your data. Once created, your information will be stored in the database, which can be carried around for portability need (use the...
View ArticleAdding content to the database
As Pagico mainly manages three types of content: Random Notes, General Information and Contacts, so you have three choices of where new information are stored: Inbox, Projects or Contact Profiles. For...
View ArticleSearching in your database
To search for something, just click in the search box located at the upper left corner of Pagico window. Pagico will return matching results as you type the criteria. Search results will be listed in...
View ArticleHow do I backup / restore my data in Pagico?
All your data in Pagico is stored in the database file (on Mac) or folder (on Windows). There is no personal data stored with the application, or somewhere else. So for example if you need to redo your...
View ArticleQuickLook your schedules in different databases (Leopard-Only)
Note: This article covers features that are only available on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard or later. Preview the schedule flowchart of a database When you have multiple databases, it will be very handy if you...
View ArticleSynchronize your database on multiple computers via Dropbox
Note This article discuss the use of a third party application in conjunction with Pagico. The copyright of the mentioned product(s) belongs to their respectful owners. Features or services of the...
View ArticleUpgrading to Pagico 4
Note: This article only applies to Pagico v5.x. Upgrading to Pagico 4 is very simple. Simply download the installer package of the latest version, and install it. The system requirements have not...
View ArticleThe new data engine in Pagico v4
Starting from v4, the Pagico is utilizing a dramatically improved data engine, SQLite3, compared to its predecessors. As Pagico evolves over time and comes with better features, the internal database...
View ArticlePersonalize your Sign-In screens with custom background image
Note This article describes a feature that is only available in Pagico v4.2 r1028 or later. When you set a password for a database, a Sign-In screen will show up every time that database is being...
View ArticleOn Mac: Could not import files into Pagico databases?
The Mac OS X uses an advanced file system that supports complicated file permission settings. However, in some cases things might go slightly wrong: nothing shows up when you try to import files into a...
View ArticleBackup guide for your data in Pagico
Your data is very important, and technologies seem to fail at the most inconvenient moments. So, having backups of your data is the most effective line of defense from data loss. This article is...
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