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I received two files from a client named "desktop db" and "desktop df". I was told they were in filemaker pro format.

I don't have filemaker pro - is there a way for me to convert these files using excel, foxpro, spss, knowledgeseeker, or SQL Server?

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No. You could try the FileMaker demo at www.filemaker.com. Or if you ask nicely, somebody here might be willing to accommodate you.

That said, I don't think those are FileMaker files.

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Those are Filemaker databases. They are part of the Macintosh file system. Normally they are invisible files to a Macintosh, but when a disk is made from a mac and put into a Windows machine, those files become visible to the PC. They are for the Macintosh desktop and files system. Whom ever told you they were Filemaker sent you and a wild goose chase.

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I think Clint meant to say they are NOT FileMaker databases...

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