FP7 format can be converted to version 13 and then opened in the latest version. One caveat about getting started: Those currently using FileMaker databases should be aware that FileMaker 13 only works with databases created under FileMaker 12 and 13. You can use the solutions "right out the box," or can customize them for your business or personal needs. These templates, called "Starter Solutions" are pre-designed database apps that include apps for event management, product cataloging, time billing, and more. You can take a guided tour of FileMaker or read various guides on getting started and creating solutions.Įxperienced users can dive right in and create a new database or use one of the many database templates. Just a couple of clicks for the install, and the program opens to a home screen. Windows installation requires Bonjour, which is done automatically. (Opens in a new window) Read Our FileMaker Go (for iPad) Review However, the upgrade price is still $179. FileMaker Pro 12 listed at $299 for a full version. Prices for full versions have gone up a little. The Advanced version costs $549 for up to four licenses, and a single Server license is $1,044 (or $29 per year to rent a server). Server is for sharing databases over a network and the web.Ī 1-4 user license of Pro is $329 (list).
Advanced includes all the features in Pro with the addition of developer tools. My one issue is that there seems to be little concern with supporting Android and Windows Phone, although the ease with which you can create apps that run directly in a Web browser bypasses many OS compatibility issues.įileMaker comes in Pro, Advanced, and Server editions. FileMaker always delivers a beautiful aesthetic to database design, and now the new features lend tighter security and the ability to create uber web-friendly custom apps. AES-256 encryption not available in Pro version.įileMaker Pro 13 is here, and it brings more than 50 new features in the FileMaker ecosystem, which includes File Maker Pro Advanced and FileMaker Server.
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