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== Overview ==
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Core functions of Memento Database are available not only from the mobile app but from Desktop Edition for Windows, Mac OS and Linux. The libraries created in Desktop Edition are synced via Memento Cloud and so are available on all devices you use.


Regardless the operating system, with Desktop Edition you can:
* Create Libraries based on 30 types of fields, relink them, add calculations;
* Import data, add and edit data manually;
* Manage, filter, group and mark Entries as favorites;
* Create Library from scratch or work with custom templates;
* Manage users and user groups, share data with the team;
* Create and embed comprehensive scripts.
To start using the Desktop Edition, download it from the official site, install and register an account. To learn more about Memento Database solution, visit Introduction section. To get familiar with the interface, start from Main Window post. To create your fist Library or add an Entry, visit the correspondent links.
== Installation ==
Before you start creating and managing libraries, you need to install and register Memento Database Desktop. It is as easy as the following steps:
# Download the setup file for 64-bit or 32-bit Windows and launch it.
# Read and accept the license agreement. Click Next.
# Choose the destination folder or leave “C:\Program Files\Memento Database” as a default. Click Next.
# Choose the folder for a shortcut or leave Memento Database folder inside the Start menu as a default. Click Next.
# Review the previously chosen settings and click Install.
# Wait a few moment while we set up Memento Database Desktop for you.
# Click Finish to exit the setup wizard.
== Future ==
In this article we cover the three methods available to get you started in creating your database.  We do this under three levels.  Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.  However, no matter the level you wish to start with, the first thing one should do is create a plan on paper, an outline or blueprint of what you want to accomplish with your database.  '''See''' → [[How:Add a Library]]
In this article we cover the three methods available to get you started in creating your database.  We do this under three levels.  Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.  However, no matter the level you wish to start with, the first thing one should do is create a plan on paper, an outline or blueprint of what you want to accomplish with your database.  '''See''' → [[How:Add a Library]]
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