How many ways to view the fruits of your labour?
Adobe Reader http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/
Foxit http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/reader/
A comment…
The transparency of areas with filled backgrounds in pdfs is quite different when viewed with Adobe and Foxit Readers.
Adobe renders them opaque, and Foxit renders them translucent (except for area u:) and except for objects that explicitly have –place bottom set and except for my custom area water and area sump. This difference in behaviour persists through to the printed documents as well.
Objects with –place bottom are always completely obscured by areas with default placement regardless of the viewer.
Objects with –place top render the same as objects with default placement over areas with default placement in both viewers.
The Foxit behaviour is preferable I think, although, with some symbol sets, you can never get a rock that looks like it is definitively ‘high and dry above the water’, unless you say, draw two rocks, one directly above the other.
SQLite Database Browser http://sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net/
Somewhat intuitive. (Remember you need to import sql files, you cannot open them)
SQlite http://www.sqlite.org/
A command line interface. Some more information on the Therion by Examples pages
Therion data Web Interface
See databasequery by Andrew Atlinson
OpenOffice
http://www.openoffice.org