>Does anyone know of any company that hosts FileMaker databases allowing
>for users anywhere to have full access to ebase's features thru a web
>interface?
There are two questions here. There must be companies capable of
hosting FileMaker, since all that would take would be a server at
their site, probably owned by you. Another path, that might not be
any more expensive, would be to invest in a high speed connection and
dedicated IP address and host it yourself. That gives you the fast
connection to the rest of the world and the people in your office
access to ebase at LAN speeds.
The other issue, access to full function of ebase through a web
interface, isn't going to work. You simply can't make a web browser
act like FileMaker. At best you will get a limited data entry form,
but the many scripts that tie the FileMaker files together into the
ebase system can't be stuffed through a browser.
If you get ebase hosted at your site or an ISP, you can have full
function of ebase, but every user will need a copy of FileMaker, and
will log on to ebase using Filemaker's built-in file sharing
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Dave Shaw Northwest Classics, Inc
tel: 206-954-7526 fax: 206-625-1338
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