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In FMP 6, you can start the name of your fields with an underscore "_" and they will sort to the bottom of the list when you do a "Sort by Name". However, in FMP7, these fields sort to the top with a name sort. eg. _DateCreate _DateModify _NameCreate _NameModify _g_number _g_text afield anotherfield What character can be used to make the fields go to the bottom of the list? I don't want users to get confused if they see a bunch of developer fields at the top of the list.

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I have deployed a couple of Lasso solutions. Here are the details: Lasso must be installed on a webserver. The webservers it currenlty works with are Microsoft IIS and Mac OS X - Apache. It installs fairly easily, but there might be some configuration issues. Once it is installed, you have to configure it to see the the database you want to share over the web. You can run FMP Unlimited / FMP regular on the same machine as the web server, but there might be some performance issues. A dedicated machine to run Filemaker or Filemaker Unlimited as the lone application with the window open and selected so that it is in front is best. If FMP database runs behind other apps or is not selected, it will be much slower to serve the data to the requests from Lasso. You then set the database file to share through web companion. You have to configure web companion. Set it to share on Port 591 instead of the standard Port 80. That way you won't conflict with any web server software on the machine. Also, the machine has to have a static IP address. Then, configure lasso to find the database at ipaddress:591. (ex. 192.168.1.50:591). For licensing purposes, you must have a copy of FileMaker unlimited. It is the same as Filemaker but the IP address limit in a 12 hour period is not limited to 10. It installs with a different serial number which unlocks the ip address limit. However, since only the Lasso machine will be contacting the FMP web shared database, it only counts one IP address. For testing purposes this is allowed. Also, if there are less than 10 users accessing the database over the intranet, you will stay within the legality of the license. Then you have to custom code the pages and place them in the web directory of the Lasso/webserver. If it is Microsoft IIS, there might be more configuration that is needed. An alternative to all that is to build the web pages using CDML code which is actually Lasso version 1.0. It can do about 80% of what Lasso can do as far as searching, adding and updating records goes. It is limited in its handling of portals however. It can display them, but updating or adding to them is very messy. All you need for a web server then is FileMaker unlimited for more than 10 IP's, or regular filemaker for less than 10 IP's. FMP and FMP unlimited uses the web companion as a web server. It can also host static web pages. I hope that answers some questions. Sorry for the long-winded response. Maxbiz

I am having a similar problem. I want to track changes to records which are accessed through a Citrix server. We are also publishing applications through Citrix and need to track these users as welll. Any thoughts? ------------------ Stuart Moscoe smphoto@yahoo.com global_clear2.zip