Parts Logger Program Testing

I've started a new program, a parts logger. This program will keep track of any parts you replace on your car, and can also be used as a maintenance tracker (more specifically than the notes on the mileage log can keep track of).

Guidelines for testing remain the same for the most part, as always, comments are welcome on the feedback page.

Thankyou from the GMF Beta team !

Here is what the program currently does:

1. Includes OS specific versions for Linux, Mac, and Windows
2. A database file is created if it doesn't already exist, if a database file is found it is automatically used.
3. Date gets auto-filled and is not editable
4. Entry box formatting for the entry currently required is shown in the status bar, $ and . are automatically entered in the pricing box, but all the digits must be entered by you.
5. Notes are able to be added free form, and are stored completely.
6. Currently, you only have the ability to add entries, not modify or delete them.

Here is what I would like to know :

1. Does it run on *your* version(s) of Linux/Windows/Mac (or do you get any errors?)
2. Can you enter text into the text boxes?
3. Does it show up consistently on all versions (which version(s) do you run?)
4. Do the buttons 'press'
1. Do you see an image in the 'picture box'
   1. Does the notes area turn on scroll bars when you put in a LOT of notes
   2. Does the grid area show titles and rows for all the entries
2. Does the Help system work properly
   1. If you are using Linux, the Windows version of the program should be able to run under wine, if you try it let me know if it works correctly
   2. Are there any improvements you can think of that should be made to the interface, or anything that would make it easier to understand what is going on in the program.

Thank you for the time and effort your putting into this, the program will have a credits section, everyone that tests it during this period will be in the line of credits.

Windows

This program appears to run in all versions of Windows from 95 up. If it does not run on your version of Windows, please let me know.

Linux

Linux users will have 2 ways to run this program, either in Linux natively, or using Wine emulator or another virtual machine. If running it under Wine, please install the Microsoft Fonts if you haven't already.

If running it natively, Linux needs the libstdc++5 libraries, use your distro's package manager to add them if the program doesn't start.

Mac

I have had no feedback on use with the Apple operating systems yet.

I have provided a feed back page, please use it to access the comments section .