[thelist] File Maker Pro

[Zachary Mutrux]

FileMaker has always been cross-platform. Aside from some minor formatting
differences, it will look the same on Windows as it does on the Mac.

Note that if you email files to him or place them on an FTP server, he may
have to open them from within the application the first time, instead of
double-clicking on the file.

zm

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Zachary Mutrux, Project Manager/Production Specialist
Monarch Media : 831-457-4414 : http://www.monarchmedia.com/


on 2/6/01 11:14 AM, Kevin Stevens at kjs at ratking.co.uk wrote:

> Dear All
> I have been asked by my boss to do some database work for him
> from home. Because he has an Imac he bought File Maker Pro to do it with.
> Unfortunately I work on a PC at home and I can install the program on my
> machine but what I need to know is this: if I do some work on my PC and then
> either e-mail it to him or put it up on our site for him to download, will
> he be able to use it on his machine? I am aware that several Microsoft
> products are available for the Mac but I'm not sure if the results from a PC
> will be usable on a Mac and vice versa. If this is not the case then he said
> he will buy me an Imac to work on, or I could write a program and store the
> database on the web, but neither of these situations are ideal. Can anyone
> help me out here?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Kev