I know I'm not who this is directed to, but all you need to do is set
up your new DB in FileMaker then export your AppleWorks db as a comma-
separated values (CSV) file. Then import that into FileMaker. Haven't
done it in a while, but it is pretty straight-forward.
On Aug 20, 2008, at 5:27 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
Jonathan,
I am interested in trying to convert my AppleWorks DB to a Filemaker
Pro DB. Can you please explain the steps that I should take to
accomplish the task?
Thanks.
You can always easily import this data to a Filemaker pro file at a
later date - I find this very easy to do.
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