FileMaker Pro 9 Bible

Wiley (March 14, 2008)
PDF | 768 pages | 11mb(rar)

FileMaker Pro 9 Bible/by Ray Cologon (Author), Dennis R. Cohen (Contributor)
Description
FileMaker Pro 9 Bible provides step-by-step procedures for using virtually all FileMaker Pro features and performing all tasks. This best-selling volume has been completely rewritten to focus on FileMaker application development using FileMaker Pro 9, the latest version of FileMaker Pro workgroup database. Applicable to both the Mac and Windows versions of FileMaker Pro, this title shows readers how to create and work with databases and includes detailed ScriptMaker (scripting) explanations for creating customized FileMaker applications.
Other topics covered include calculations and computations; data exchange; creating and using templates; linking databases; using FileMaker in workgroups; Web publishing; plug-ins; and advanced database connectivity. This revision features a five-dollar price reduction and removal of the CD-ROM to reflect a fantastic value proposition for the customer.
From the Back Cover
"Ray Cologon's contributions to the FileMaker developer community are unsurpassed. When Ray says something, we are all well advised to pay close attention."
?Steven H. Blackwell, FileMaker Pro expert, developer, and author
Before starting a FileMaker Pro development project, get this book
Refocused and completely rewritten with the needs of business users and FileMaker Pro developers in mind, FileMaker Pro 9 Bible shows you how to design an industrial-strength database, make it intuitive, and automate it with scripts and programming. From the fundamentals to data modeling to writing no-fail code, you'll find the clear, step-by-step procedures, solid techniques, and detailed explanations you need to master this powerful software and build the right solutions for your needs.
*Design dynamic layouts for screen and print
*Learn data modeling and examine data arrays
*Work with tables and SQL data sources, and migrate legacy data
*Manage lists, calculate summary data, and document your code
*Master scripting and the ScriptMaker
*Find out how to extend pivot data between tables
*Apply security and maintain the integrity of your data
*Create custom functions and use standards-based approaches

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