DBF Editor, which is best?

[Makavetis7]

i am kind of sick of using DBF Commander 2000, its 8 years old now! is there anyhting more updated out there to edit the DBF files esily? thanks guys

[Bassman58]

I use CDBF for Windows. It cost $35 but it's worth it and it's easy to use.

http://www.whitetown.com/cdbf/

[Patr1ck]

Open Office. It's free.

[Makavetis7]

open office seems to have many progams? which do i use?

[JaoSming]

calc

[SkyLine03LT]

I use DBF editor 2000 and its easy to use. I dont even think about changing it!

[Makavetis7]

so i guess most people still use DBF editor. ill stick to it then i just wnated 2 know if theres soemthing new and easier. thanks

[student79]

excel or open office calc are best. you can use copy and paste and sort columns and many more!

but never forget to sort the columns again after player id before saving!!!

[dreadd41]

I use DBF viewer, but i'd much rather use a faster tool. I remember the old days with Live 1998 and 2000 when patchers could make easy to use editors with an interface that allowed to select by teams or players. Now I think the number of fields and values are too much, and a tool like that would require a long time creating it.

[Andrew]

The MS Access Toolkits definitely made editing a speedier process. Diego Rostagnol made a couple of unofficial, NBA Live specific editors that were similar to the old Toolkits though.

[Makavetis7]

are these editors available?

[Andrew]

You can find them in the Downloads section, however there is no standalone editor for NBA Live 08 available.

[Aca/Kosovo is Serbia!]

CDBF is best. He can delete original teams. I use them.

[sunyl23]

I use DBF manager.
Here is http://www.edisk.sk/stahni/66901/dbf_manager_1.44.rar_3.03MB.html