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MS Works Databases
What are the Microsoft Works Databases?
The Brigade and Legion File Cards, Commanders and Scenarios Databases are
MS Works forms designed to print onto 4x6 index cards for easy reference,
created in Microsoft Works. Various versions of MS Works are
available from most software providers. If you own Microsoft Works,
you can alter the flag graphics with your own or move the fields of the
databases around; once you are a member you are free to use the database
layouts however you like.
These databases are very cool organization
tools and provide gamers the ability to print past engagements onto actual
miniature flags, or banners for any era. Members right-mouse
click
the
hyperlinks
to
save-as
to
your
desktop.
Roster Sheet for when you don't want to play with
markers on the game table. The blank box at upper right is for a web cam capture
of the player. The file card graphic will be included in OOB database.
Click here to see how to use the concept.
Not
only
can
users
insert
their
own
graphics
into
the
databases,
but
apply
names
and
battle
honors
to
miniature
flags.
MS
Works
makes
it
easy
to
move
fields
around
in
the
form
design
view.
Insert
an
image
of
the
Corps
or
Army
flag
on
this
database
layout,
along
with
images
of
all
the
brigadiers
or
divisional
commanders.
This
handy
DB
shows
all
the
CVS
numbers
of
all
the
commanders
at
a
glance,
as
well
as
total
regiments,
batteries,
those
units
that
are
shattered,
brigadiers
killed,
objectives
lost
and
won.
Command
Valuation
System
numbers
are
Initiative/Activation,
Combat
Bonus,
Morale
Bonus,
Tactical
and
Aggressiveness.
The
background
card
here
is
an
image,
so
if
you
want
to
modify
it
you'll
have
to
create
a
new
image
and
move
the
fields
around
as
you
like.
Fredericksmauga..
a
combination
battle
of
both
Fredericksburg
and
Chickamauga
Brigade
File
Cards
(Jackson's
is
shown).
This
card
layout
has
tabs
across
the
top
for
each
of
the
cards,
so
that
when
printed
on
paper
and
applied
to
cardboard,
they
can
be
placed
in
an
index
card
box
and
easily
viewed
and
retrieved.
Place
a
picture
of
a
commander
on
the
card
for
added
personality
in
the
game
and
the
feeling
of
ownership
of
your
troops.
Just
left
of
the
picture
of
the
commander
appears
the
Activation
list
so
this
player
knows
when
the
other
units
are
supposed
to
get
activated
during
the
game.
Several
different
versions
of
the
database
exist
for
WWII
use.
Platoon
and
Company
OOBs
can
be
utilized
and
conveniently
printed
on
index
cards,
or
printed
on
paper
and
then
applied
to
strong
cardstock
or matte board
to
create
very
hard
index
cards
suitable
for
roster-type
recording
game
systems
such
as
Company
Command
(Hex
Command
uses
small
damage
blocks
on
the
table
but
instead
of
that
players
can
continue
to
use
the
Roster
method).
WWII
Database (shown here); has the old damage track, ammo
of the main (top circles in each row) secondary weapon (bottom circles),
recording of Terrain Effects (aka Fatigue "hits") and casualties for
infantry squads and crews.
New
HCM Roster (this is the updated database format currently being used with
HCM)