On first opening FileMaker, users will see a "Quick Start" window. Once installed, FileMaker Pro supports up to 9 users sharing a database. Installation options include multi-language support for English, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, and Swedish. There's also a Pro 12 Advanced version which extends customization features, such as creating custom menus and functions, script debugging, multiple table importing, and more. FileMaker Pro 12 can be installed on Windows XP SP3, Vista SP2, Windows 7, and Mac OS X v10.6 and up. Installation is no different from the procedures in FileMaker Pro 11. But most FileMaker devotees will find that the enhancements of the latest version (including the new design tools for creating apps for Apple mobile devices) make it worth upgrading all of their systems to version 12. Some users may balk at the fact that any existing databases are converted to FileMaker 12's new format, because any clients that need to connect to an updated database have to be updated as well. is an Apple subsidiary and lives up to the Apple design aesthetic with eye-popping charts, strong design control, and multimedia file embedding into FileMaker databases. FileMaker Pro 12 ($299 for full version, $179 for upgrade) still has all the ease of database creation for which previous versions were known, to which are added new features and capabilities that make it a tool for creating some truly visually stunning and interactive databases.
"Visually stunning" and "databases" are two words that you may not think of as going together, but FileMaker is changing that.
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