FileMaker Pro 19 review

Claris, Inc. www.claris.com MyMac last reviewed FileMaker Pro (version 18) a year ago. Filemaker, the product which began life as a database, had already

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FileMaker Pro 16 Review

  FileMaker Pro 16: $329 or by subscription (upgrade $197) FileMaker Pro 16 Advanced: $549 or by subscription (upgrade $329) FileMaker Pro 16 Server:

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FileMaker Pro 15 – Review

FileMaker Pro 15 Company: FileMaker Price: See Below   Last May, Apple subsidiary, FileMaker, released version 14 of its market-leading multi-platform and cross-device application

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FileMaker Pro 14 – Review

FileMaker Pro 14 Company: Filemaker  Price $329 Full version, $549 Advanced, $196 Upgrade See more options on pricing at end of review! When FileMaker

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FileMaker Go 13 – Review

FileMaker Go 13 Developer: FileMaker, Inc. Free from the App Store (works with FileMaker 12 and/or 13) FileMaker Go 13 FileMaker Pro is the

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FileMaker Pro 13 – Review

The last FileMaker Pro upgrade appeared about a year and a half ago. Version 12 introduced a broader set of changes then than these made available earlier this month in FileMaker Pro 13. But the 50 or so features which 13 does introduce are impressive, welcome, and very well-implemented.

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Bento 4 for iPad – Review

Bento 4 for iPad (Bento 4), recently released by FileMaker (of FileMaker Pro fame), has been totally redesigned from the ground up. Bento 4 boasts 25 new templates and 40 retina-ready themes. Now it’s easier than ever to design a database from scratch on the iPad. No Mac needed.

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FileMaker Pro 12 Beginner’s – Review

FileMaker Pro 12 was recently released, with new themes and starter solutions, including layouts tailored for iPad and iPhone. Add new design capabilities, design tools, chart styles, enhanced container fields-including drag and drop, and you have an application that even a newbie like me can use.

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FileMaker Go – App Review

If you use a database for your job, chances are it’s a FileMaker database. And, chances are, you access the information from your desk. Wouldn’t it be nice to have the pertinent databases with you when you’re conducting business outside the office? FileMaker thought so too, and created FileMaker Go.

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