New FileMaker Pro Security Video Available

[Steven H. Blackwell]

For Immediate Release

MacAcademy/Windows Academy 102 East Granada Blvd. Ormond Beach FL 32176

Contact: Suzanne Scheiber, Director of Sales & Marketing

e-mail: suzanne@floridamkt.com, 1-800-527-1914 Ext 232

Ormond Beach, FL........MacAcademy/Windows Academy announces a new training

CD-ROM entitled FileMaker Pro Security. We are proud to announce our

collaboration with Steven H. Blackwell in producing this training volume.

Steven is a highly respected member of the FileMaker community and one of

twenty five Partner members of the FileMaker Solutions Alliance. The CD-ROM

contains a wealth of information on relevant FileMaker security issues.

Our superb training interface provides full motion video, high quality

audio, and user friendly navigational features, allowing the user to take a

test and print a certificate of completion with their final score.

MacAcademy/Windows Academy now has a 22 volume library of training for

FileMaker Pro including FileMaker Pro 5.5, Web Publishing, Advanced

Scripting, Naming Standards, FileMaker Server, FileMaker Turn Key Solutions,

Lasso Web Publishing and FileMaker Pro Security. For descriptions of each of

our training CD-ROMs, visit the web site at or

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MacAcademy/Windows Academy has been training computer users for 15 years.

The company is an Apple Solutions Expert member, FileMaker Solutions

Alliance member, and is recognized by nearly all major software companies as

an authorized trainer. Over one million people have chosen

MacAcademy/Windows Academy for low cost, highly effective training. The best

in computer training keeps getting better!

[Anatoli]

Is there the REAL stuff e.g. closing doors left open by FileMaker Inc. in Custom Web publishing?

Like listing of databases, layouts and all data from database WITHOUT any request for passwords?

[Steven H. Blackwell]

There's a lot of "real" stuff, as you put it. Seven major security myths. Four core threats. Some 25 specific security tips. The video addresses FileMaker Pro security, not the security of web published files per se.

Old Advance Man

[Anatoli]

Thank you OAM