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Oh, and I'm running FileMaker Pro 8. |
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In article <violon-9E46F4.12071202122005 (AT) sunsite (DOT) dk>, Thomas Hansen <violon (AT) online (DOT) no> wrote: Oh, and I'm running FileMaker Pro 8. In FM 7 & 8 you can define Find requests specifically in a script. Bill -- For email, remove invalid. |
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But that doesn't help him restore an arbitrary Find the user might have done. ![]() "Bill" <bbcollins (AT) invalid (DOT) earthlink.net> wrote in message news:bbcollins-65DB0A.08464102122005 (AT) news1 (DOT) east.earthlink.net... In article <violon-9E46F4.12071202122005 (AT) sunsite (DOT) dk>, Thomas Hansen <violon (AT) online (DOT) no> wrote: Oh, and I'm running FileMaker Pro 8. In FM 7 & 8 you can define Find requests specifically in a script. Bill -- For email, remove invalid. |
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Is it possible, within a script, to store the last find request that was performed by the user? I have a number of scripts where I perform find requests, and if possible I would like to store the current found set/find request at the beginning of the script, and return to it (perform it again) at the end. |
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