About this Article:
"FileMaker Pro 7 Features in Opposition," in the August/September 2004 issue, pointed out some places in FileMaker 7 in which you can "overrule" something you did somewhere else (for example, forcing a user to change his password at first login, but not granting him permission to do so). This article shares more of these situations to save you the time and trouble of running into them yourself.
Technical editor Jonathan Stark is an author and instructor who specializes in FileMaker/PHP Web applications for creative professionals. Past clients include Staples, Turner Broadcasting, and Ambrosi (now Schawk). He has spoken at the FileMaker Developers Conference, has had numerous articles published in FileMaker Advisor and php|architect magazines, and is the author of the book Web Publishing with PHP and FileMaker 9 available from SAMS Publishing. Jonathan is reluctant to admit that he began his programming career more than 20 years ago on a Tandy TRS-80. http://jonathanstark.com
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