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  1. My apologies if this has already been asked, but I couldn't find it anywhere in my documentation or on the forum. Is there a way to format a regular field (a pop-up menu, FYI) as a rounded square? I have it on a layout with a bunch of other buttons and I want it to look uniform. Alternately, is there a way to format a button as a drop down list? I can script each entry, but wasn't sure if this was even possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  2. I've enabled 'Guest' login. Let me know if you still have trouble.
  3. I've created a database (example attached) with a primary key (Contact ID) and several foreign keys (Adobe ID, Quark ID, etc.). In all but the Hardware table (one user with several computers), the relationships are one to many (More than one user might be using the same license - site licenses for example). I've created portals in each of the layouts, but I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to bring up a particular Contact and assign the foreign key to them. Each table also has Contact ID as a foreign key - and the only way I can think to make this work is by creating a relationship between the primary Contact ID and the foreign Contact ID. If I do that, however, I think I destroy the many-to-one relationships already in existence. I know this is confusing, but any help would be greatly appreciated. Mac_Inventory.zip
  4. Thanks! About an hour or so after I posted, I realized that there were two pauses in my script which meant that the user would have to hit the 'return' button twice. It's probably worth investing in FMP Advanced to get the Script Debugger . . .
  5. I've created a Find Layout and have a script that allows specific finds. Right now, the user has to press the 'Enter' key on the calculator part of the keypad to continue the script. Ordinarily, in Find Mode, pressing 'Return' will perform the find. Is there a way to change the behavior of the return key? I want it to continue the script/find the record rather than doing nothing, as it does at the moment. Help!
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