I have setup the filemaker to be used with a browser from inside my network, this is good:
http://192.168.x.x:80
Is there another way of doing this? Thanks,
Julius
But what does the point 10 mean:
10# Share databases with Windows and Mac users simultaneously over the network or across the Web.
This is on the features of FM 8.5 the link you gave me:
http://www.filemaker.com/products/fmp/index.html
Thanks,
Julius
How do I tell in the software (runtime) where to look for the database? I tried deleting the USR file and it asked for the database, how can I tell the runtime where to look without it asking for it? Thanks,
Julius
Stuart:
Well I am getting the bigger share but she is taking the trouble of selling it and all the billing part . thanks I know I cannot give out the copyright.
Inky:
I went to fmlock and I am not clear on something, so I will have to install it on my clients computer so I know the details of the Hard Drive? This is because if I give him a CD then he can make copies of the CD and it will not know the Hard Drive info, could you help me clear my mind on this? Thanks,
Julius
I am building an application for a doctor she is planning after I finish the software in FMP Adv, to sell it to other doctors, how can I protect the software so when she sells a copy the client that buys it does not make a copy to another doctor but instead buys it to her (my client), thanks,
Julius
So I was reading another post and when I bought the software I bought the FMP Adv because I thought I could do a runtime app and then install it on the main computer of my client and then all the computers on the network could access the file (even at the same time) and use it without problems, is this true? Thanks,
Julius
I need help displaying info, I need to get records for a printing list that are from x date to y date, where can I find an example like this? Thanks,
JBarber
I would like to go to a layer that has a date from and a date to then click a button and a list of all the invoices between those dates will come up, can somebody guide me? Thanks,
JBarber