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 specific Pagico database. When this happens, a very easy permission-fix might get things going again: Make a duplicate of the [...]
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 opened up. Starting from Pagico v4.2 r1028, you can customize the background image of the Sign-In screen very easily. [...]
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 component pretty much remained the same (it lived this long partly because it was a custom-built database that was exactly designed for Pagico). However, as [...]
Upgrading to Pagico 4 is very simple. Simply download the installer package of the latest version, and install it. The system requirements have not changed since Pagico v3.x. Once it’s installed, you will be able to create and use Pagico 4 databases. Upgrading your existing v3.x databases Notes Pagico 4 utilizes a whole new [...]
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 third party applications may be changed over time. About Dropbox Dropbox is a free cross-platform file synchronizing tool, that helps you to synchronize files [...]
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 can preview the schedule flowchart in those databases without opening them in Pagico. In order to do so, simply [...]
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 system, or move your data to another computer, simply duplicate your database file (the one ending with [...]
To search for something, just click in the search box located at the upper left corner of Pagico window. Pagico does the search instantly as you type out the criteria. So most of the time you’ll get what you need before typing out the whole word. Search results will be listed as groups, based on [...]
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 random, short-term notes and tasks, you can put them into the Inbox. For information regarding to a person / organization, such as contact-specific tasks, [...]
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 same database on multiple computers), or backup need (back up the database regularly by storing a copy of it somewhere [...]
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 folders within the database folder could change when duplicated or moved. Pagico will test to confirm that it has the read and [...]
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, please follow these steps: Click on the “Preferences” icon in the toolbar. In the sidebar, click on the other preference [...]
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