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Phoenix, AZ July 20, 2004 - Waves in Motion, the leading FileMaker solutions consultant and development company, is pleased to announce the release of Events 4.0 for FileMaker Pro 7.0. For more information, to try a demo, or to purchase, please visit:
<http://wmotion.com/events.html>
Rebuilt from the ground up for FileMaker 7.0, Events 4.0 is faster and easy to use. This cross platform plug-in has powerful new features that will expand a developer's ability to innovate in his or her solutions.
Events 4.0 allows the user to build triggers to run from just about any FileMaker action. In addition, all actions can now result in email being sent directly without the need for an email client application or additional plug-in.
Events 4.0 together with FileMaker Pro 7.0 allows developers to trigger scripts or send email at a specified or recurring time when:
-exiting a field, -creating, viewing, entering, exiting, or deleting a record, and -entering a layout.
Events 4.0 even allows you to trigger emails to be sent behind the scenes at any time. Imagine the things you can do:
-Create triggers to perform automated tasks in the background. Create FileMaker robots that process orders as they come in and generate complex reports for the next morning.
-Create triggers that automatically log record edits, views, adds, and deletes, such as logging critical changes to your data. When a user seems to delete a customer record, you can actually archive it behind the scenes.
-Add "drag and drop" functionality by building more intuitive interfaces. Instead of clicking a button to perform an action, let users see how the data is moving.
-Set and pass unlimited tokens with each triggered event. For example, as you log into your FileMaker system, all your time-delayed correspondence can automatically be sent. Imagine sending thank you e-mails or follow-up correspondence to find out if a customer is satisfied.
According to Vince Mennano, President, Waves in Motion, "We are really excited to be using the new API available with FileMaker Developer 7.0. This allows the plug-in to show up with multiple, self-explanatory parameter names, making development with the plug-in extremely easy. FileMaker Pro 7.0 provides developers with a brand new tool set, and we feel Events 4.0 will become an indispensable addition to that set of tools. Events 4.0 will allow developers to achieve their solution goals in new and creative ways."
ABOUT WAVES IN MOTION
Waves in Motion is a full service development and consulting firm specializing in creating enabling technologies. It offers database needs analysis, custom development, consulting, and co-located web hosting. Popular FileMaker Pro developer tools and solutions include Analyzer, Visualizer, Dragon Web Surveys, a suite of FileMaker Pro Plug-ins including: Events, Portal Filter, Date and Time, FileTools and Smart Card.
Waves in Motion is a Partner Member of the FileMaker Solutions Alliance and a member of the Apple Developer Program.
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