FileMaker Pro 2.0 for Macintosh: A Practical Handbook for Designing Sophisticated Databases

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serious about developing FileMaker applications should have it."
- Ric Ford, Contributing Editor, MacWeek If you're developing FileMaker Pro databases, here is the book for you. Starting where the manual leaves off, this book gives you expert advice on building your own sophisticated database applications.

Packed with insider tips, behind-the-scenes explanations of how FileMaker Pro 2.0 really works, cautions about common mistakes, and ...

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Overview

serious about developing FileMaker applications should have it."
- Ric Ford, Contributing Editor, MacWeek If you're developing FileMaker Pro databases, here is the book for you. Starting where the manual leaves off, this book gives you expert advice on building your own sophisticated database applications.

Packed with insider tips, behind-the-scenes explanations of how FileMaker Pro 2.0 really works, cautions about common mistakes, and strategies for making your interface easy to use, this book/disk package shows you tricks and techniques you may never have thought possible in File Maker Pro. The bonus disk is crammed with sample databases and ready-to-run templates.

Written with the cooperation of Claris Corporation, FileMaker Pro 2.0 for Macintosh answers your most pressing questions about:

  • How to plan a database so you don't regret it later
  • How to save time and take advantage of the graphic approach to building better layouts
  • How to make searches and sorts work faster and better
  • When and how to automate operations with scripts and buttons
  • How to import and export without tearing out your hair
  • What you can do to ensure success when you turn a database over to users. Whether you're new to FileMaker Pro or a seasoned database professional, FileMaker Pro 2.0 for Macintosh will show you how to unlock the full potential of your database software.

FileMaker Pro from Claris Corporation is currently the bestselling Macintosh database package. Written with the cooperation of Claris, this practical handbook lets new and experienced users build sophisticated applications that would otherwise require high-end products and specialized training. The focus is on key logistical problems such as network access and linking files. Includes 3.5 800 K disk.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780201622126
  • Publisher: Addison Wesley Professional
  • Publication date: 12/4/1992
  • Pages: 465
  • Product dimensions: 7.35 (w) x 9.07 (h) x 1.21 (d)

Table of Contents

1 Welcome 1
2 Planning Your Database 11
3 Defining Fields 45
4 Creating Calculation Fields 73
5 Building a Layout 127
6 Making Layouts Attractive and Usable 165
7 Making it Easier to Enter Data Accurately 199
8 Bringing Information in from Another File (Lookup) 221
9 Using a Repeating Field to Enter Multiple Values 249
10 Facilitating Searches and Sorts 267
11 Generating Summaries Reports and Labels 293
12 Automating with Scripts and Buttons 335
13 Networking 371
14 Importing and Exporting Information 389
15 Delivering the Database to Users 417
16 Resources 423
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