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cbfiddle

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  1. I am experiencing problems with FileMaker user interface performance on Mac OS 10.4.2. Things seem normal when FileMaker starts up, but soon the UI slows to a crawl, with FileMaker unable to keep up with even very slow typing and double clicks not recognized. Restarting FileMaker solves the problem temporarily. Other apps can be slow also, but FileMaker is much, much worse. Anyone else having this problem? Any suggestions?
  2. Yes, I do have both FM6 and FM7 installed, but only FM7 is running when I am trying these scripts. I get the same error running your test script.
  3. The Filemaker 7 Apple Events reference describes a custom reference form for records using the unique record ID. The reference "record ID 23" names the record whose unique record ID is 23. I had hoped to use this reference form to communicate between FM scripts and AppleScripts, using Get(RecordID) in FM to identify the unique record ID to pass it to an AppleScript. (Specifically, I use a calculation to create an AppleScript containing that reference.) However, I have discovered that the unique ID for a record as used in Apple Events is not necessarily the same as the value returned by Get(RecordID). In my particular case, IDs less than 128 are the same, but larger ones differ by 32768-128. If this were the whole story, I could work around the problem, but it isn't. I checked a second database, and the pattern is somewhat different. Does anyone know a way to make this work? At a higher level, what is the best way for a FM script to identify a specific record to an AppleScript? I would like to avoid depending on which layout is current, what the found set is, etc. Here is some test code: tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell database 1 get ID of every record end tell end tell I'm using 7.0v3.
  4. Using Script Editor on Mac 10.3.5, I am unable to refer to FileMaker 7 tables. Even though table appears in the FileMaker Pro dictionary (as an element of database), Script Editor acts like the word "table" is undefined. For example, the following script gets an AppleScript error that the variable tables is not defined. Any suggestions? tell application "FileMaker Pro" tell database 1 count tables end tell end tell
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