May 2010
Beginner to intermediate
915 pages
33h 1m
English
Content preview from FileMaker Pro 11: The Missing Manual
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The Missing Credits
About the Authors
Susan Prosser (coauthor) saw FileMaker for the first time as a reporter, where the database ran the paper’s classified ads. That first glimpse tempted her to a new career helping people organize and manage their data. Susan’s first professional database is still used at the US Fish & Wildlife Service nearly twenty years on. Since then, Susan formed DBHQ (www.dbhq.net), which has used FileMaker to help a semiconductor company manage legal documents, a financial advisor analyze retirement programs, an NGO track providers of autism services to school districts, a dart manufacturer track inventory/sales and a major bank track projections. One of the first FileMaker Certified Developers, Susan has presented at FileMaker DevCon and develops FileMaker training curricula. Susan tends her organic garden, quilts, bakes sourdough bread, and tries to log 110+ miles per week on her bike. Susan and husband Paul share their home with one semi-feral cat, one Vespa, and eight bicycles. Send suggestions for achieving a balanced lifestyle or new names for graph organization schemes to susanprosser@gmail.com. Follow prosserDBHQ on twitter.
Stuart Gripman (coauthor) is a native of Akron, Ohio, who grew up in suburban Orange County before migrating to San Francisco to ...
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