What are the main uses of Filemaker software?

Thread starter Saint
Start date May 25, 2003

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FileMaker Pro 6 is a software designed for gathering, managing, and sharing information, making it particularly useful for businesses. It functions similarly to note cards used in research, allowing users to organize data effectively. The program facilitates efficient data handling and enhances collaboration within teams. Users can leverage its capabilities to streamline workflows and improve information accessibility.

May 25, 2003

Saint

Just wonder what is the usage of this software Filemaker? How to use it?

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May 26, 2003

kyle_soule

Originally posted by Saint
Just wonder what is the usage of this software Filemaker?How to use it?

FileMaker Pro 6 is for gathering, managing and sharing information. It's a neat lil program for businesses, comparable to note-cards for a research paper

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