Script Steps Reference

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ILEMAKER PRO SCRIPT STEPS REFERENCE 292
Intranet
A private TCP/IP network of linked comp
uters within a company or organization.
IP (Internet Protocol) address
For IPv4, a four-part number, usually formatted as 12.34.56.78, tha
t uniquely identifies a
computer on the Internet; for IPv6, an eight-part number, usually formatted as
[2001:0DB8:85A3:08D3:1319:8A2E:0370:7334], that uniquely identifies a computer on the
Internet. When referenced in an application, IPv6 addresses must be contained in brackets; for
example, [2001:0DB8:85A3:08D3:1319:8A2E:0370:7334].
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JDBC
A Java API that uses SQL statement
s to access data from, and exchange data with, many
database management systems. The JDBC driver communicates between your Java applet and
the FileMaker Pro or FileMaker Server data source.
JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
A platform-independent file format o
ften used to distribute graphics on the Internet.
Key
A column (or columns) that makes a p
articular row unique (corresponds to a match field).
Kiosk
A FileMaker solution that runs
full screen, without toolbars or menus. Users click buttons to
navigate. In FileMaker Pro Advanced, use the Developer Utilities
to create Kiosk solutions. You
can bind Kiosk solutions into standalone runtime solutions.
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Labels layout
A predefined layout with fields arranged for printing horizontally or vertically on mailing label
stock, an
d media and index sheets.
LAN (local area network)
A connection between computers with
in a location using cable or a wireless system.
Layout
An arrangement of fields, objects, pictures, and layout parts th
at represents the way information
is organized and presented when you browse, preview, or print records. You can design
different layouts for entering data, printing reports and mailing labels, displaying webpages, and
so on.
Layout bar
In the status toolbar, th
e area that displays options for working with layouts, such as the Layout
pop-up menu.
Layout bar in Browse mode