February 27, 200619 yr Newbies I'm running a small office server that runs a few password-protected FMP7 databases (not using Server). I want to have a startup script automate opening these, so if the server needs to restart, someone doesn't have to be there to open the databases manually. I flipped through the FileMaker dictionary and found the syntax for "open", which seemed exactly what I want, and wrote the following: tell application "FileMaker Pro" open file "path to file" with passwords "password" for accounts "account" end tell When I try to compile it, I get this, with the quote mark right before the password highlighted: Syntax Error. Expected "given", "with", "without", other parameter name, etc. but found ". I've tried other variations of this command, such as capitalization and "Password" and "Account" instead of the above plural versions (which oddly enough makes it complain about the word "for" after the password instead of the quote mark before it). And I've looked everywhere, including all previous AppleScript postings here, but haven't found any mention of this issue. Can anyone give me any pointers? Or is this FileMaker's fault?
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