Hi,

> In addition to the available database browsers which can be
> used with Firebird, how many people have their own in house
> 'Firebird Browser'.
>
> I could not care less about all the other spurious arguments
> that are being put up, but Firebird is a database, and one

"database engine" - not "database" :) ... Many people
seem to do this, however.

> of the requirements to use data in that database is to
> browse it via a database browser.
>
> I had just finished tidying up my on-line help using
> Firebird to store the info, PHP to serve it, and Mozilla to
> display it - How do I switch to using Firebird to display it
> and still keep the manuals sane?

Good luck.

Nevertheless - it _seems_ that the "Firebird" part of
Mozilla is a codename of a sub-product/new branch.
Word is that they won't be using it as the final product
name - but still. It's sloppy and doesn't look good.

--
Martijn Tonies