Quick Start

38 Getting Started Guide
Import script
You can now import scripts from other FileMaker Pro 5 databases
into the current database. When you import a script, FileMaker Pro
uses a strict protocol to map fields, layouts, scripts, value lists, files,
relationships, and script references. Objects that do not map are still
imported but are marked as unknown, allowing you to map script
steps from the source file to the appropriate references in the
destination file.
Import Update
You can now update records or individual fields in one file with
information from matching records or fields in another file. You
choose the criteria that determine which records “match” and which
records and fields will be updated. It's a great feature for updating the
desktop copy of your file in your office with changes you make on
the road on your laptop.
This feature is accessible for any file that can be imported.
Multi-User (Hidden)
You now have the ability to easily “hide” databases being shared on
a network by choosing the Multi-User (Hidden) option. This feature
is especially useful for preventing network users from accidentally
opening the “wrong” file, for example opening a related Line Items
file when it’s your intention that they open a Data Entry file.
Hands-on, task-oriented tutorial
To get new users up to speed more quickly, FileMaker Pro features
an extensive hands-on tutorial. Tutorial lessons guide you through
common database tasks, including finding records, creating
databases, calculations, scripts, and reports, and defining
relationships.
Value list based on key field value “Accessory”
Value list based on key field value “Clothing”