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Hi, I've used FM 6 for a long time but then moved away from the whole FM scene. I'm planning a production db that must be accessible from both Mac and PC and thought of FM as a natural solution. It's not the database per se but the connectivity to the db that becomes a problem for both platforms. One thing that is holding me back is the ability to have scripts act outside of the FM environment. For example, to create a new directory or to open a document within a directory in the source application (eg: open directory "Story" and then open story.doc in MS Word). Previously in FM 6 the only way to do this was to link up with AppleScripts, or so I thought. Has FM scripting advanced to allow this type of interactivity between FM and it's environment? Can anyone provide examples? Thanks pc open URL wil open any document with its associated program. |
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Hi, I've used FM 6 for a long time but then moved away from the whole FM scene. I'm planning a production db that must be accessible from both Mac and PC and thought of FM as a natural solution. It's not the database per se but the connectivity to the db that becomes a problem for both platforms. One thing that is holding me back is the ability to have scripts act outside of the FM environment. For example, to create a new directory or to open a document within a directory in the source application (eg: open directory "Story" and then open story.doc in MS Word). Previously in FM 6 the only way to do this was to link up with AppleScripts, or so I thought. Has FM scripting advanced to allow this type of interactivity between FM and it's environment? Can anyone provide examples? Thanks pc |
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