Of course integration with FileMaker Pro 4.0 0 was shown mostly in passing, but theģ.0 upgrade fixes many of the things that were annoying or missing in
Store pictures, movies and sounds in container fields as well as textĬlaris Home. Password protect your data and it is drag and drop aware. Perform functions and there is even a spelling checker. To top it all off, the files are cross-platformĬompatible with no translations necessary. Best ofĪll, FileMaker Pro 4.0 is integrated with Claris Home Pageģ.0 to enable you to customize your FileMaker Pro 4.0 There are assistants to lead you through the process. Published it on the web in about 8 mouse clicks. Karl created a database from an Excel spreadsheet and Programming or knowledge of how a database works. Spreadsheets or other external sources and lots of templates to get FileMaker Pro 4.0 is a powerful product, availableįor both the Mac and Windows which features relational databaseĬapabilities, instant Web publishing, easy importing of data from Karl's first product demonstration was of FileMaker ProĤ.0. Him, he found the elusive ClarisWorks "slide up, slide left" He grabbed our interest right away and punctuated his Karl was certainly one of the liveliest and best presenters we've Robert gave us aīrief introduction about Claris's products and organization before Systems Engineer Karl Pittinger to show FileMaker Pro 4.0, Robert Dudley, our local Claris Representative brought Our featured presenter, as mentioned above, was ClarisĬorporation. Think we sold about 60 or so at the meeting. The WAP was selling "Piįillings" CD ROMs at the meeting featuring the MacOS 8.1 updater. That there were a lot of us ready to move up. The meeting started as usual with the Question and Answer session, Over 250 were inĪttendance to see the latest and greatest products from Claris Virginia Community College on January 24, 1998. Usual in the Ernst Community and Cultural Center of the Northern The January General Meeting of the Washington Apple Pi was held as Home About Membership Calendar Events Journal Help Community Resources Whimsy Twitter Facebook January 1998 General Meeting Report by Don Essick, Vice President, Macintosh
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