Installation and New Features Guide
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 Before you begin
- About this guide
- Registration and customer support
- Update notification
- About the license key
- Activating your FileMaker software
- Hardware and software requirements
- Networking requirements
- Web publishing requirements
- Requirements for other features (Windows)
- Requirements for other features (Mac OS)
- Features not supported in Mac OS X
- Features not supported in Windows
- Opening files from previous versions
- Updating your User Dictionary
- Installing under a volume license
- Chapter 2 Installing FileMaker Pro in Windows
- Chapter 3 Installing FileMaker Pro in the Mac OS
- Chapter 4 New features
Installing FileMaker Pro from the command line | 15
Installing FileMaker Pro from the command line
To install FileMaker Pro from the command line and create an installation
log file:
1. Insert the CD into your CD or DVD drive. (If you paid for your
software online, skip this step.)
2. Open a command window.
3. In the command window, type
E:\Files\setup.exe /v“/Lr
C:\FMP9InstallLog.txt”
where E: is the CD or DVD drive. If your CD or DVD drive uses a
different drive letter, type that letter instead of E.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions.
The FMP9InstallLog.txt file will be located in the root directory of
your hard disk. You can view it with WordPad or a word processing
program.
Note If your CD or DVD drive is not located at drive E, then substitute the
correct letter for your drive.
Where files are stored on your hard disk
The FileMaker Pro installer copies files to several folders on your hard
disk, depending on the installation options you choose and your operating
system. If you performed a command line installation and specified an
install log file, you can view the install log file, which lists the location of
each installed file.
Uninstalling, modifying, or repairing FileMaker Pro
You can use the Windows XP Add or Remove Programs control panel, or
Windows Vista Programs and Features control panel, to uninstall
FileMaker
Pro, replace missing or corrupt files, or to change which
features are installed. For more information, refer to Windows Help.
Note Uninstalling doesn’t delete files that you’ve created, as long as they are
named differently than the sample and template (Starter Solution) files that are
installed with FileMaker
Pro.