Dbf Table Manager Files

Dbf Table Manager v0.4
Works only under Linux.

Open the archive file into any directory and launch.

Probable problem:
When you type characters in a text box (edit control), the characters may be repeated.
This is more likely to happen under Ubuntu and Ubuntu derived distros, and with GNOME Desktop but other distros/Desktop environments can be affected too.
The problem is originated by bugs in the ibus Input Method System. Unfortunately Ibus is the default input method of GNOME desktop.
If you don't know what an IM is, this means that you do not need it, and therefore the easiest way is to disable IM's at all.
In order to do that you have a number of options, namely:
1 - Disable (or set to "none") the Input Method in System Settings->Preferences->Input Method
2 - Add the three following lines in /etc/profile (system wide)
export GTK_IM_MODULE=gtk-im-context-simple
export QT_IM_MODULE=simple
export XMODIFIERS=@im=none
3 - Add a file named input_method.sh containing just the 3 lines above in /etc/profile.d (system wide)
4 - Add the 3 lines above in the home directory ~/.xprofile (per user). If there's no ~/.xprofile in your home directory, you should create one.
5 - Create a Lazarus launching script containing the same 3 lines. (affects only Lazarus)
Methods 1 and 2 may not survive after a system update, while 3,4 and 5 will.
Be aware that both GTK and QT applications may change dynamically the IM. If you experience the problem in an apparently random way, chances are good that some other application is enabling again an IM and fails to set to default when terminates. If such is the case method 5 is the only one suitable.