It being a "runtime" means that it is a Filemaker Pro file that can
run without Filemaker Pro. Actually, a stripped version of FMP comes
as part of the package, but it will run nothing but the files it is
mated with, or "bound" to.
I'll pack it up and send it along in a bit.
Bill Holt
Harry-
Not sure if you got an answer on your database question, but here's
an idea.
Bento 2 from FileMaker.
It doesn't allow importing of db files from AW, unfortunately. I
bought the first version thinking it would. (lesson learned - ask
questions and read the fine print)
I haven't boug
Harry:
I use filemaker, but for lists, I think that Microsoft Excel would do
just fine, and it is not too difficult to learn the basics. And the
best part is that you already have the program, so it will not cost
you anything- it is part of Microsoft Office.
Another advantage, you can tra
Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 5:12 AM
To: Macusergroup
Subject: [MacGroup] database
I have a database of birthdays I created in Appleworks. It uses a
calculated field to determine a person's age. I'm trying to get away
from AW so want to either recreate the database in another program or
I have a database of birthdays I created in Appleworks. It uses a
calculated field to determine a person's age. I'm trying to get away
from AW so want to either recreate the database in another program or
import it into another program.
I've tried to create a database in Neo Office but it's totall
Thanks Jonathan and Alan,
I happen to have FileMaker Pro 7.1a on my iMac right now. I just never
have gotten around to using it. I use AppleWorks.
A couple of questions:
If I create a pdf with my database (FMP) will it be searchable?
The web publishing I won't worry about until I get some of t
Apple Works was at one time Mac/Win. It has a database in it. I am
not sure if it will do what you want as far as the web. You could
possibly find a copy of the windows version on ebay.
Brian O'Neal
On Aug 26, 2006, at 3:16 PM, Anne Cartwright wrote:
I?m going to be putting together a data
Using FileMaker for this depends on whether you think $300 is
inexpensive. Probably not, I would think.
Anne,
The upside is it exactly fits your need. You can manage your data six
ways to Sunday in the most user-friendly pro level database
development environment in existence.
It's a piece
Try FileMaker Pro... works on both platforms, but was originally
developed for Mac... so it's intuitively user friendly.
http://www.filemaker.com
>I'm going to be putting together a database of material of interest
>for a collectors club to which I belong.
>
>What I'm hoping to find is somethin
I?m going to be putting together a database of material of interest for
a collectors club to which I belong.
What I?m hoping to find is something that will be of use to both Mac and
Windows users. (Yes I know the new Mac will do both; but I don?t do
Windows.) And I?d like to have something that
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