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
Chapter 3
Installing FileMaker Pro
in
the Mac OS
Before you begin the installation process, quit other open programs and
save your work. For late-breaking information about FileMaker Pro,
browse the contents of the CD and view the Read Me file or visit
www.filemaker.com.
Installation notes
Before you install FileMaker Pro, review the following notes:
1 If your computer is running virus protection software, turn it off prior
to installing FileMaker
Pro, and then turn it back on afterwards.
1 When you are installing FileMaker Pro, you will see the License
Agreement panel. Read the Software License Agreement. If you
accept the terms of the license agreement, click Accept.
1 During installation, you can choose whether to install all the program files
(an Easy Install), or to install portions of the program (a Custom Install).
For example, you may choose not to install certain features in order to save
disk space.
1 An Easy Install installs FileMaker Pro in the language matching your
operating system. You can install additional language versions by
choosing Custom install, then selecting other language packs from the
list of supported languages.
1 Prior to an upgrade installation or software update, FileMaker
software scans all hard drives and volumes connected to your system
searching for previous versions. This scan may take several minutes if
you have multiple drives or volumes.