We just released PrinterSwitch 2.0, a major upgrade to our plug-in for managing printers in your FileMaker solutions.
What's new in 2.0 ?
Check the purchase page for upgrade pricing information.
Customers who purchased PrinterSwitch 1.7 after January 1st, 2010 are entitled to a free upgrade to version 2.0.
Now that FileMaker 11 has been released, we wanted to give everyone an update on the compatibility status of our products with this new release.
Here's an overview:
Hal Gumbert from CampSoftware posted a nice movie "FileMaker Clip Manager Monkey" about how he uses our Clip Manager product.
Check out the movie below or go to YouTube if you want to see it in HD.
Go to the Clip Manager product page
We just released a small update of Clip Manager 3 for Mac OS X.
It fixes an issue where Clip Manager would not always open the correct text editor on Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
Download it here or select "Check for Updates" from the Clip Manager 3 menu.
In our previous blog posts, we looked at how you can share your clips via a shared folder on your local network, or via Subversion both locally or over the internet. But there's another easy way to share your clips with your fellow FileMaker buddies over the Internet, without any complex setup: enter Dropbox and SugarSync.
Clip Manager 3.1.4 build 566 is now available for both Windows and Mac. This update brings version parity to both platforms.
Here's an overview of the changes:
So let’s say you spent a couple of hours on making a great FileMaker script or layout. You are testing it, making some additional changes and at a certain moment your script is broken. You get a little panic attack. What did I change? Do I have a backup?
If you’re using Clip History, you know exactly what you can do.
In this post, we will explore the Clip History and give you some insights on why we implemented it in Clip Manager.
Last week I had an interesting discussion with Kevin Frank.
We were trying to figure out what would be the best way to insert or update dates when using the myFMbutler DoSQL plug-in.
In our previous blog post, we showed you how you can share your clips via a shared folder on your local network. But maybe you want to share your clips with your fellow FileMaker buddies over the Internet. Shared folders can be an option but it requires that you are online all the time and can rely on a fast network. In the next couple of articles we will explore several alternative ways of sharing your clips.
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Sometimes you want to share your Clip Manager clips with your colleagues. In the next couple of weeks we will explore several ways to do this.
If you are on a local network the most obvious way to share clips is via a shared folder on your network.
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