FileMaker hosting and the top two reasons for hosting a FileMaker database are covered in this two part series. The second series is a complete step-by step tutorial for setting up your database for remote hosting.
How To: Set up a Filemaker Pro database for remote hosting
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Create databases from templates with FileMaker Pro 10
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Use flat files vs. relational databases with FileMaker
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Set up charts in FileMaker Pro 11
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Create relational ER diagrams in FileMaker Pro 11
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Use calculation and summary fields in FileMaker Pro 10
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Create databases from existing files in FileMaker Pro
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Create labels via the Layout Assistant in FileMaker 11
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Add Find criteria to a script in FileMaker Pro 11
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Use time/timestamp fields with FileMaker Pro 10
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Create a database with FileMaker Pro 10
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Create sub summary reports in Filemaker Pro
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Use container fields with FileMaker Pro 10
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Create flat & relational databases in FileMaker Pro 11
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Get started using FileMaker Pro 11
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Use Get functions in scripts in FileMaker Pro 11
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Use text fields in FileMaker Pro 10
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Use date fields with FileMaker Pro 10
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Use the FileMaker Pro 11 graphical user interface
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Navigate and use the main Apple Motion user interface
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How To:
Use the quick start screen in FileMaker Pro 10
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How To:
Create databases from templates with FileMaker Pro 10
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How To:
Create relational ER diagrams in FileMaker Pro 11
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How To:
Set up charts in FileMaker Pro 11
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How To:
Use flat files vs. relational databases with FileMaker
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How To:
Create databases from existing files in FileMaker Pro
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How To:
Use calculation and summary fields in FileMaker Pro 10
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How To:
Add Find criteria to a script in FileMaker Pro 11
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How To:
Create labels via the Layout Assistant in FileMaker 11
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How To:
Create a database with FileMaker Pro 10
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How To:
Use time/timestamp fields with FileMaker Pro 10
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How To:
Navigate and use the main Apple Motion user interface
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How To:
Get started using FileMaker Pro 11
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How To:
Use Get functions in scripts in FileMaker Pro 11
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How To:
Sort using buttons in FileMaker Pro 11
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How To:
Use the FileMaker Pro 11 graphical user interface
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How To:
Create flat & relational databases in FileMaker Pro 11
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Add Quick Find to the toolbar in FileMaker Pro 11
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Use the Quick Table view in FileMaker Pro 11
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Use the new Manage Layouts window in FileMaker Pro 11
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Use the Quick Start screen in FileMaker Pro 11
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