FileMaker Pro 10 manual

FileMaker Pro 10
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manualFileMaker Pro 10
194 | Converting databases from FileMaker Pro 6 and earlier
FileMaker recommends that, once you have created or opened a file in
FileMaker
Pro 10, you do not make database design or layout changes using
an earlier version of FileMaker Pro, particularly to features that have changed
in FileMaker
Pro 10.
Note See Help for detailed, comprehensive information and step-by-step
procedures about using FileMaker
Pro.

Conversion overview

If your database solution is fairly simple, you should be able to convert the
files, review the Conversion.log file, test your converted files, and use them. For
example, simple files that were built from the templates provided with your
previous version of FileMaker Pro should convert accurately without a lot of
manual corrections afterwards.
If you’re converting a multi-file relational database created with custom
features such as custom scripts, or a database that’s business-critical, you
should plan your conversion more carefully.
FileMaker Pro 10 can convert files created with versions 3.x, 4.x, 5.x, and 6.x.
If you have files created using FileMaker
Pro version 2.x or earlier, you must
first convert them to one of the supported formats listed above. Then you can
convert the files to FileMaker
Pro 10. For more information, see “Converting
FileMaker
Pro 1.x and 2.x databases” in Help.
When you convert files, FileMaker Pro 10 preserves the contents of your
original files and creates new, converted files in FileMaker
Pro 10 format. The
content of the original files are not modified, and you can open them in the
previous version of FileMaker
Pro that created them. The converted files can
be opened only in FileMaker
Pro 10, FileMaker Pro 9, FileMaker Pro 8.x, and
FileMaker
Pro 7.
You can convert a single file or convert multiple files at once:
1 Use the single-file conversion method for stand-alone database files that
don’t display related data from other files. For more information, see Help.

1 Use the multiple-file conversion method to convert all the files in a

relational database. For more information, see Help.
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FileMaker Pro 10 specifications

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General
BrandFileMaker
ModelPro 10 | TT759E/A
Productphoto/video software
EAN0044866035783
LanguageEnglish
FiletypeUser manual (PDF)
System requirements
Minimum RAM512 MB
PlatformPC
Mac compatibilityYes
Compatible operating systemsWindows vista/XP\nMac OS 10.4.11/10.5
License
Language versionSpanish
Software version10.0
Software typeBox
TypeDatabase
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