WinMax is a complex crop record keeping software.
Features:
- You can enter magnesium, calcium, sodium, and buffer pH soil test results on the Soil Tests panel.
- You can enter title, author, company and comments for a project file with the File | Properties command (formerly File | Information).
- WinMax can extract data that won't change from year to year with the File | Extract Project command, advancing the new project's year by one so you can use a project's field data the next year without re-entering the data.
- WinMax can export data to an Access database as well as to dBASE files with the File | Export Data command. With Access export, WinMax exports not only the data you enter, but also a description for each database field to document the exported data.
- WinMax can import field data from dBASE files that are in the standard import format with the new File | Import Data commands. These dBASE files can contain field data from a GIS or other software or soil test data that's been converted to the standard dBASE import format. Complete documentation on the import format is included, along with an example dBASE import file.
- WinMax also includes a standalone converter that can be launched by GIS programs and other software capable of saving their data in the standard dBASE import format. The converter can create or update a WinMax project file from the dBASE file's data and optionally start WinMax to open the project file.
- WinMax can import field data from a manure management plan file (.mmp extension) created with Manure Management Planner (MMP).
- For enhanced compatibility with other software such as Manure Management Planner, you can now enter a field and subfield name in addition to the field ID number when adding a new field record with the Record | Add New command or when renaming an existing field record with the Record | Rename command.
- A series of frequently asked questions and their answers has been added to the on-line help.
- A blank data entry form is included for printing a form that can be used to record data away from the computer.
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