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Summary
of the Chapters
Module 1
Chapter
1: Introduction to Databases
Demonstrates how to set up
a simple database, add records, edit records, delete records
and print a standard form layout in columns. The following is
an example of the database produced:

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Chapter
2: Columnar Reports and Tables
This chapter demonstrates
how to display data more effectively in columnar reports and
tables. The following is an example of one of the reports created.

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Chapter
3: Finding and Sorting Data
This chapter provides activities
on how to sort data into alphabetical, numerical or chronological
order, how to filter information and how to search for information.
For example, one of the reports created shows books not yet received
sorted in book title order.

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Chapter
4: Creating Data Entry Forms
This chapter provides activities
on how to create data entry forms. It includes how to insert
fields, adjust field widths and positions, how to align fields
and labels, how to change fields text and fill colours, how to
insert graphics, add pop-up or menu lists and how to set the
field entry order to produce forms similar to:

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Chapter
5: Using Buttons
This chapter demonstrates
how to create user-friendly databases that setup a database that
someone can use without needed a detailed knowledge of FileMaker
Pro. This is achieved through the use of buttons to open layouts
and run commonly used commands. A tabbed interface is also created.

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Chapter
6: Using Scripts
This chapter demonstrates
the creation of scripts to record commonly used steps. For example,
the following report is opened by a script and sorted into Subject
Area order.

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Module 2
Chapter
7: Layouts That Total Items
This chapter provides activities
that show the user how to include sub-totals and grand totals
in reports. It covers how to set groups so that sub-totals can
be set and layouts formatted. The following diagram demonstrates
one of the reports that is created.

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Chapter
8: Looking up Data from Other Files
This chapter provides activities
on how to lookup data from support files and insert that data
into a parent file. The concepts of a relational database system
introduced along with the use of repeating fields and setting
value lists. The following invoice is created where data is looked
up from a customers file and a stock list.

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Chapter
9: Rational Databases
This chapter extends the use
of relational database systems. It covers defining relationships,
setting portals to display related file data, the different options
available when relating files to one another and the advantages
of relational database systems. The following layout is created
and displays data from a Products database in a Departments database:

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Chapter
10: Creating a Business Invoice System
This chapter provides activities
that apply the relational database concepts developed on the
previous chapter to create a complete business invoice system.
It covers creating the relationships, preparing the invoice,
completing calculations, inserting a company logo and enhancing
the invoice system by creating reports, popup lists, adding buttons
and using the invoice. The following invoice is created:

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Chapter
11: Useful Features
This chapter demonstrates
some of the useful tools that FileMaker Pro offers. For example,
importing data from other sources, creating mailing labels, setting
passwords, setting access privileges and user groups, and charting
data.

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