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You will also need your ZIP file containing your FileMaker Pro and Crate Pro files.

You may install FileMaker Pro 6 on the number of computers you purchased licenses for.

Each computer that will host or connect to your host requires FileMaker Pro 6 to be installed. Your FileMaker Pro 6 license keys were sent to you via email with your initial purchase.

All other PCs ( ‘ clients ’ ) will connect to the host PC after the Crate Pro server installation and activation is complete. When the instructions refer to ‘ host ’ it means the PC where your Crate Pro data files will be installed. One of the errors made most often while installing Crate Pro is confusing ‘ Crate Pro ’ and ‘ FileMaker Pro ’. The two platforms use different file structures. You are not able to take a Stand-Alone or Single User Crate Pro file and change it to multi-user.

A FileMaker Pro 6 license and software was included with your Crate Pro 5 purchase if you selected the Multi-User or Peer-to-Peer license with your initial purchase. Installing Crate Pro 5 in the Peer-to-Peer configuration required the use of FileMaker Pro 6 software. Crate Pro 5 in the peer-to-peer configuration is no longer available for purchase. More detailed information is included in the Installation Guide (use Shared Host/PC version). Due to updates in the software and licensing restrictions, the installation has changed slightly. Please use these ‘At A Glance’ instructions to bullet point your installation of Crate Pro 5. You must have all software and your activation keys.

Learn how your comment data is processed.Solution home Crate Pro 5 Information & Lessons Installation Guides and Manuals Crate Pro 5 Peer-to-Peer Installation (LEGACY) Quick GuideĬrate Pro 5 Peer-to-Peer Installation (Shared PC/Host) Tagged Allow Formatting Bar, Formatting Bar To prevent the clever user from causing this mischief, use a custom menu set to remove the “Formatting Bar” entry from the View menu. One potential problem with this technique: if, when the Formatting Bar is visible, your clever user disables it via the View menu, the buttons will stop working until the file has been closed and then re-opened, at which point the buttons will again function as desired.

Now click the two buttons in browse mode, and observe that they show and hide the Formatting Bar… and henceforth the “Allow Formatting Bar” script step will behave the same way.

Return to browse mode, and if the following dialog appears, click “Save”.

Make some minor change to the layout, for example, select the buttons and move them up a point or two.

(Yes, you already did this in browse mode, but you need to also do it in layout mode.)

From the View menu, and choose “Formatting Bar” from the “View” menu.

While still in browse mode, choose “Formatting Bar” from the “View” menu, and at this point, the Formatting Bar should be visible.

In browse mode, click the “Formatting Bar: On” button.

Open “Formatting Bar” - the file must be local, not hosted.

Make a copy of the “non-working” version of the demo - let’s call it simply “Formatting Bar”.

Here are the steps to enable the buttons to show/hide the formatting bar: Incidentally, I could have attached the buttons to scripts, but in the interest of simplicity instead attached them directly to the “Allow Formatting Bar” action, like so: …and as you might expect, the buttons work in the second second demo, but not in the first. There are two seemingly-identical demo files in today’s download: Meanwhile “off” both disables the ability to display the Formatting Bar, and if the bar is currently visible, hides it as well. “Allow Formatting Bar” is a very odd script step, because “on” enables the ability to display the Formatting Bar, but (unless you know the trick, which we’ll get to shortly) does not actually display the bar itself.

In FileMaker 12 and 13, the closest you will get to that script step is this one… Have you ever wanted to have a script toggle the Formatting Bar on/off in browse mode? If so, you will discover that FileMaker does not provide a “Show/Hide Formatting Bar” script step. Note: A special thanks to Jason DeLooze for sharing this technique, which neatly remedies a small, but vexing, annoyance.

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