<p><a href="/blog/Managing-FileMaker-Pro-Preferences-Using-Group-Policies"><br /><h1>Managing FileMaker Pro Preferences Using Group Policies</h1>

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<p><i>The following is a shared blog from Oliver Block, <a href="http://www.brightsourceit.com/" target="new">Brightsource IT</a></i></p>

<p>Skeleton Key, builds custom applications for companies who can’t find off-the-shelf software to meet their needs. Some of the applications they build are created in <a href="http://www.filemaker.com/products/filemaker-pro/" target="new">FileMaker Pro</a>. Unfortunately, FileMaker Pro does not come with a tool to centrally manage FileMaker Pro preferences on multiple workstations or even for multiple users on the same system, e.g. in a Terminal Server or Citrix XenApp environment.</p>

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