Preface | p. xvii |
About the Author | p. xx |
Acknowledgments | p. xxi |
Introduction | p. xxiii |
Learning the Basics | |
Getting Acquainted with FileMaker Pro | p. 2 |
Introduction | p. 2 |
What Is a Database? | p. 3 |
Using FileMaker Pro | p. 4 |
Opening FileMaker Pro | p. 4 |
Opening a FileMaker Pro File | p. 5 |
Database Concepts | p. 5 |
Files | p. 5 |
Tables | p. 7 |
Records | p. 7 |
Fields | p. 8 |
Layouts | p. 9 |
Saving a Copy of a FileMaker Pro File | p. 10 |
Closing a FileMaker Pro File | p. 11 |
Quitting FileMaker Pro | p. 11 |
Summary | p. 11 |
Menus and Modes | p. 13 |
Introduction | p. 13 |
Define Database | p. 13 |
Tables Tab | p. 14 |
Fields Tab | p. 14 |
Relationships Tab | p. 16 |
Lookups | p. 19 |
Related Data | p. 19 |
Modes | p. 20 |
Browse Mode | p. 20 |
Layout Mode | p. 20 |
Layout Types | p. 22 |
Find Mode | p. 23 |
Preview Mode | p. 23 |
Menu Commands | p. 24 |
Sort Command | p. 24 |
ScriptMaker | p. 25 |
Accounts and Privileges | p. 25 |
Summary | p. 27 |
Creating Your First Database | p. 28 |
Introduction | p. 28 |
Planning the Database | p. 28 |
Planning This Database | p. 29 |
Creating the File | p. 31 |
Adding Some Fields | p. 31 |
Adding Field Options | p. 32 |
Cleaning Up the Layout | p. 33 |
Format Painter | p. 34 |
Duplicate | p. 35 |
Tool Panel | p. 36 |
Layout Toolbars | p. 37 |
Drawing Tools | p. 37 |
Object Grids | p. 37 |
T-Squares | p. 38 |
Arrow Keys | p. 38 |
Object Info Palette | p. 38 |
Alignment[superscript 8] | p. 39 |
Locking Objects | p. 40 |
Adding Some Data | p. 41 |
Adding a Script | p. 41 |
Simple New Record Script | p. 41 |
Simple Delete Record Script | p. 42 |
Simple Find Script | p. 43 |
Assigning Scripts to Buttons | p. 45 |
Special Situations | p. 46 |
Summary | p. 48 |
Using FileMaker Pro | |
Creating a New Database | p. 52 |
Introduction | p. 52 |
Considerations | p. 52 |
Predefined Databases | p. 52 |
Creating Your Own Database | p. 53 |
What Are Fields? | p. 53 |
Creating a Field | p. 53 |
About Field Names | p. 54 |
The Eight Field Types | p. 55 |
Text Field | p. 55 |
Number Field | p. 55 |
Date Field | p. 56 |
Time Field | p. 56 |
Timestamp Field[superscript 7] | p. 56 |
Container Field | p. 57 |
Calculation Field | p. 57 |
Summary Field | p. 59 |
Global Storage Option | p. 60 |
Repeating Field | p. 61 |
Formatting Your Fields in Japanese[superscript 7] | p. 62 |
Field Formats on Layouts | p. 63 |
Date Format | p. 63 |
Number Format | p. 64 |
Text Format | p. 64 |
Time Format | p. 64 |
Summary | p. 65 |
Entering and Modifying Your Data | p. 66 |
Introduction | p. 66 |
Creating a New Record | p. 66 |
Selecting the Record | p. 67 |
Adding Data | p. 69 |
Selecting the Field | p. 70 |
Using Tab Order | p. 70 |
Data Entry Shortcuts | p. 73 |
Insert | p. 73 |
Copy and Paste | p. 75 |
Drag-and-Drop | p. 75 |
Using Value Lists | p. 76 |
Auto-Complete[superscript 8] | p. 78 |
Calendar Drop-down[superscript 8] | p. 79 |
Using Container Fields | p. 80 |
Insert QuickTime | p. 80 |
Insert Picture | p. 80 |
Insert Sound | p. 81 |
Changing Data | p. 82 |
Highlighting | p. 82 |
Spellchecking | p. 82 |
Visual Spell Checker[superscript 8] | p. 82 |
Replace Command | p. 83 |
Find/Replace | p. 84 |
Revert Command | p. 85 |
Deleting Data | p. 86 |
Summary | p. 87 |
Working with Related Tables - Part 1 | p. 88 |
Introduction | p. 88 |
One or Many Tables? | p. 88 |
One Table - Flat File Design | p. 88 |
Many Tables - Relational Design | p. 88 |
Define Your Tables | p. 90 |
Normalize Your Information | p. 91 |
Determine Your Match, or Key, Fields | p. 92 |
Introducing "Anchor-Buoy" Relationship Design | p. 93 |
Making the Relationship | p. 94 |
Relationship Tools[superscript 7] | p. 95 |
Tool Icons | p. 97 |
Allow Creation of Related Records | p. 99 |
Parent and Child | p. 100 |
Allow Deletion of Related Records | p. 101 |
Sort Related Records | p. 102 |
Making a Portal | p. 103 |
Drawing the Portal | p. 103 |
Placing the Fields in a Portal | p. 104 |
Adding Data to a Portal Field | p. 105 |
Portal Tool Behavior | p. 106 |
Sorting a Portal | p. 107 |
Investigating the Related Table | p. 108 |
Relating a Table Back to the Parent Table | p. 110 |
Performing a Find in a Portal | p. 111 |
Performance Considerations | p. 111 |
Deleting a Record from a Portal | p. 112 |
Dealing with "Portal Pop" | p. 113 |
Before We Go | p. 113 |
Summary | p. 114 |
Working with Related Tables - Part 2 | p. 116 |
Introduction | p. 116 |
Planning Your Database | p. 116 |
Tricky Terms and Catchy Phrases | p. 117 |
ER Diagram | p. 117 |
One-to-Many Relationship | p. 117 |
One-to-One Relationship | p. 118 |
Many-to-Many Relationship | p. 118 |
The Join, or Link, Table | p. 119 |
Self-join Relationship | p. 120 |
Multiple-Criteria Relationships[superscript 7] | p. 121 |
Unequal Relationships[superscript 7] | p. 122 |
The Relationships Graph | p. 123 |
Other Notes | p. 123 |
Invoice System ER Diagram | p. 124 |
Create the Tables | p. 125 |
Invoice Table | p. 125 |
InvoiceLineItems Table | p. 126 |
Import Table[superscript 8] | p. 126 |
Product Table | p. 127 |
Other Possibilities | p. 127 |
Example Data | p. 128 |
Create the Relationships | p. 128 |
Invoice and InvLI | p. 128 |
Invoice and Contact | p. 131 |
InvLI and Product | p. 131 |
Add the Lookups | p. 132 |
The Invoice Layout | p. 133 |
Adding Drop-downs to the Invoices | p. 134 |
Products Drop-down | p. 134 |
Getting the Invoice Total | p. 136 |
Customers Drop-down | p. 136 |
Placing the Customer Field on the Layout | p. 137 |
Other Considerations | p. 138 |
Summary | p. 138 |
Finding and Sorting Your Data | p. 140 |
Introduction | p. 140 |
Finding Records | p. 140 |
Methods | p. 141 |
The Find Symbols | p. 142 |
Less Than (<) | p. 142 |
Less Than or Equal To ([less than or equal] or < = on Macintosh, < = on Windows) | p. 143 |
Greater Than (>) | p. 143 |
Greater Than or Equal To ([greater than or equal] or > = on Macintosh, > = on Windows) | p. 143 |
Exact Match (=) | p. 143 |
Range (...) | p. 143 |
Duplicates (!) | p. 143 |
Today's Date (//) | p. 144 |
Invalid Date or Time (?) | p. 144 |
One Character (@) | p. 144 |
Zero or More Characters (*) | p. 145 |
Literal Text ("") | p. 145 |
Relaxed Search ([tilde]) | p. 145 |
Field Content Match (==) | p. 145 |
AND Finds | p. 145 |
OR Finds | p. 145 |
Constrain and Extend Found Set | p. 146 |
Constrain Found Set | p. 146 |
Extend Found Set | p. 147 |
Quick Find[superscript 8] | p. 148 |
Auto-Complete[superscript 8] | p. 148 |
Other Find Tricks | p. 148 |
Within Scripts | p. 149 |
Find Strategies | p. 151 |
Limitations | p. 152 |
Omitting Records | p. 152 |
Methods | p. 152 |
Omit Multiple | p. 153 |
Omit as Part of a Find | p. 153 |
Show Omitted | p. 153 |
Within Scripts | p. 153 |
Strategies | p. 154 |
Limitations | p. 154 |
Sorting Records | p. 154 |
Methods | p. 154 |
Within Scripts | p. 155 |
Strategies | p. 155 |
Sort By a Summary Field | p. 155 |
Limitations | p. 157 |
Summary | p. 157 |
Creating New Layouts with the Layout Assistant | p. 159 |
Introduction | p. 159 |
Create a New Layout | p. 159 |
Standard Form | p. 160 |
Specify Fields | p. 160 |
Select a Theme | p. 161 |
Columnar List/Report | p. 162 |
Choose Report Layout | p. 163 |
Organize Records by Category | p. 163 |
Sort Records | p. 163 |
Specify Subtotals | p. 164 |
Specify Grand Totals | p. 164 |
Header and Footer Information | p. 165 |
Create a Script for This Report | p. 165 |
Cleaning Up | p. 165 |
Sub-summary Part Definition | p. 166 |
Table View | p. 167 |
Labels | p. 168 |
Envelope | p. 169 |
Blank Layout | p. 169 |
Summary | p. 170 |
Turning Your Data into Information | |
Keeping Your Data Clean and Neat | p. 172 |
Introduction | p. 172 |
Field Data Entry Options | p. 172 |
Auto-Enter Tab (Automatically Entering Values) | p. 173 |
Creation | p. 173 |
Modification | p. 173 |
Serial Number | p. 173 |
Value from Last Visited Record | p. 174 |
Data | p. 174 |
Calculated Value | p. 174 |
Looked-up Value | p. 175 |
Prohibit Modification | p. 176 |
Validation Tab (Checking Data for Accuracy) | p. 176 |
Validate Data in This Field[superscript 7] | p. 176 |
Strict Data Type | p. 177 |
Not Empty | p. 177 |
Unique Value | p. 178 |
Existing Value | p. 178 |
Member of Value List | p. 178 |
In Range | p. 178 |
Validated By Calculation | p. 178 |
Maximum Number of Characters | p. 179 |
Display Custom Message if Validation Fails | p. 179 |
Storage Tab (Global Storage, Repeating, and Indexing) | p. 179 |
Global Storage | p. 179 |
Repeating Field Options | p. 180 |
FileMaker's Indexing System | p. 181 |
Storage Options | p. 181 |
Field Indexing Pros and Cons | p. 181 |
Limitations | p. 182 |
Furigana Tab[superscript 7] | p. 182 |
Summary | p. 183 |
Putting Your Data to Work for You | p. 184 |
Introduction | p. 184 |
Defining a Calculation Field | p. 184 |
Operators | p. 185 |
Mathematical Operators | p. 185 |
Comparison Operators | p. 188 |
Logical Operators | p. 191 |
Text Operators | p. 193 |
Other Options | p. 195 |
Storage Option | p. 195 |
Repeating Field | p. 195 |
Do Not Evaluate | p. 195 |
Limitations | p. 196 |
Summary | p. 196 |
Real-World Calculations - Part 1 | p. 197 |
Introduction | p. 197 |
FileMaker's Help Files | p. 197 |
What Are Functions? | p. 198 |
Text Functions | p. 198 |
Left | p. 199 |
A Calculation within a Calculation | p. 200 |
LeftWords | p. 200 |
Length | p. 200 |
Position | p. 201 |
Building Complex Calculations | p. 202 |
The Steps | p. 202 |
Using the Process | p. 202 |
Make It Permanent | p. 205 |
Number Functions | p. 206 |
The Process | p. 206 |
A Calculation for FMP7 and Later | p. 209 |
Date and Time Functions | p. 209 |
Time Clock | p. 210 |
Commenting Calculations[superscript 7] | p. 211 |
Summary | p. 212 |
Real-World Calculations - Part 2 | p. 213 |
Introduction | p. 213 |
Aggregate Functions | p. 213 |
Aggregate Examples | p. 213 |
Summary Functions | p. 214 |
GetSummary Example | p. 215 |
Repeating Functions | p. 216 |
GetRepetition Example | p. 216 |
Financial Functions | p. 219 |
PMT Example | p. 219 |
Trigonometric Functions | p. 220 |
Pi Example | p. 220 |
Logical Functions | p. 221 |
If and Case | p. 221 |
IsEmpty | p. 222 |
Evaluate[superscript 7] | p. 222 |
Let[superscript 7] | p. 224 |
GetLayoutObjectAttribute[superscript 8.5] | p. 226 |
Get Functions[superscript 7] | p. 227 |
Get (RecordNumber) Example | p. 227 |
Design Functions | p. 228 |
FieldNames and FieldStyle Examples | p. 228 |
External Functions | p. 230 |
Text Formatting Functions[superscript 7] | p. 231 |
Timestamp Functions | p. 231 |
Custom Functions[superscript 7] | p. 232 |
Summary | p. 232 |
Creating a Real Solution | |
Automating Your Database with Scripts | p. 236 |
Introduction | p. 236 |
What Are Scripts? | p. 236 |
One Step at a Time | p. 237 |
Script Options | p. 238 |
Planning Your Script | p. 238 |
Where Am I Now? | p. 239 |
What Do I Want to Do? | p. 240 |
Where Do I Want to Be When I Finish? | p. 240 |
What Can Go Wrong? | p. 240 |
Script Steps Overview | p. 240 |
Script Steps | p. 241 |
Control Category | p. 241 |
Main Menu Script Example | p. 242 |
Going to Contact | p. 243 |
Fail-safe | p. 244 |
Getting Back | p. 246 |
Testing | p. 246 |
Access the Main Menu Layout from Other Files | p. 247 |
Using Layouts from Other Files[superscript 7] | p. 250 |
Portable Portals[superscript 7] | p. 251 |
Print Invoices Example | p. 253 |
Else If[superscript 7] | p. 253 |
The Print Script | p. 254 |
The Invoices Scripts | p. 255 |
Figuring Interest | p. 257 |
Printing One Invoice | p. 258 |
Monthly Billing Script | p. 258 |
Testing Monthly Billing | p. 258 |
Thoughtful Additions | p. 259 |
Printing to PDF[superscript 8] | p. 259 |
Script Variable[superscript 8] | p. 260 |
Match Found Set (Related Records)[superscript 8] | p. 261 |
Debugging Scripts | p. 261 |
Important Hints | p. 262 |
Import Scripts | p. 264 |
Button Options (Pause, Halt, Exit, Resume) | p. 264 |
Startup/Shutdown Scripts | p. 265 |
Show Custom Dialog Script Step | p. 265 |
Other Features | p. 268 |
New Window[superscript 7] | p. 268 |
Script Parameters[superscript 7] | p. 270 |
Accounts Script Category[superscript 7] | p. 272 |
File References[superscript 7] | p. 273 |
And Finally | p. 273 |
Summary | p. 273 |
Making Sense of Your Information with Layouts | p. 275 |
Introduction | p. 275 |
What Is a Layout? | p. 275 |
Layout Types | p. 276 |
On-screen Layouts (Data Entry) | p. 276 |
Printed Layouts | p. 280 |
Layout Parts | p. 282 |
Title Header | p. 283 |
Header | p. 283 |
Body | p. 284 |
Leading and Trailing Sub-summaries | p. 284 |
Leading and Trailing Grand Summaries | p. 285 |
Footer | p. 285 |
Title Footer | p. 285 |
Working with Layout Parts | p. 285 |
Adding and Deleting Parts | p. 286 |
Modifying Parts | p. 286 |
Summary | p. 286 |
Designing Your Screen Layouts | p. 288 |
Introduction | p. 288 |
Basic Design | p. 288 |
Know What You Like | p. 289 |
Keep It Consistent | p. 291 |
Group Formatting | p. 291 |
Selecting Groups of Layout Objects | p. 292 |
How to Make It Pretty | p. 293 |
Arrange and View Menus | p. 293 |
Rotate Layout Objects | p. 294 |
Icons | p. 294 |
Locking Objects on a Layout | p. 295 |
Adding Graphics and Movies to a Layout | p. 296 |
Formatting Graphics on a Layout | p. 296 |
Customizing the Appearance of Objects on a Layout | p. 297 |
Adding Borders, Baselines, and Fills to Fields | p. 297 |
Adding Object Effects | p. 298 |
Embossed | p. 298 |
Engraved | p. 298 |
Drop Shadow | p. 298 |
Changing Colors | p. 298 |
Tab Control[superscript 8] | p. 299 |
Object Names[superscript 8.5] | p. 303 |
Tooltips[superscript 8] | p. 304 |
Summary | p. 305 |
Designing Your Printed Report Layouts | p. 307 |
Introduction | p. 307 |
What Is a Report? | p. 307 |
Creating a Useful and Attractive Report | p. 307 |
Report Types | p. 308 |
Creating a Report | p. 309 |
What Results Do You Want? | p. 309 |
What Data Do You Have (and Not Have)? | p. 309 |
Example Reports | p. 309 |
Customer Sales Report | p. 309 |
Setup - Making the Data Available | p. 310 |
Building the Report | p. 310 |
Touchup Work | p. 311 |
How to Set Up a Find Layout | p. 312 |
Percent of Sales by Product Report | p. 318 |
Building the Report | p. 318 |
Touchup Work | p. 319 |
How to Set Up This Find Layout | p. 319 |
Other Common Reports | p. 321 |
Avoiding the Today Function in Calculations | p. 321 |
Organizational Details | p. 323 |
Summary | p. 324 |
Sharing Your Database | |
Personal Data Sharing | p. 328 |
Introduction | p. 328 |
What Is Personal Data Sharing? | p. 328 |
Capabilities | p. 329 |
Network Requirements | p. 329 |
Using Personal File Sharing | p. 330 |
Using Files as a Guest | p. 331 |
Sharing Remotely by Way of Modem | p. 332 |
File Sharing Caution | p. 333 |
Limitations | p. 334 |
File and Guest Limits | p. 334 |
Global Fields and Shared Files | p. 334 |
Optimizing Performance | p. 335 |
Hardware Considerations | p. 336 |
FileMaker Server | p. 336 |
Some Final Words | p. 336 |
Closing Hosted Files | p. 337 |
Slow Network Traffic | p. 337 |
Save/Send Records as Excel[superscript 8] | p. 337 |
Export Field Contents/Fast Send[superscript 8] | p. 338 |
Summary | p. 339 |
Sharing Your Data on the Web | p. 340 |
Introduction | p. 340 |
Why Publish on the Web? | p. 340 |
FileMaker and Instant Web Publishing (IWP) | p. 341 |
Setting Up Your Computer | p. 341 |
If You Have an Internet Account | p. 341 |
If You Don't Have an Internet Account | p. 344 |
Setting up FileMaker Pro for IWP | p. 344 |
Instant Web Publishing Settings | p. 345 |
Advanced Options | p. 346 |
Setting Up Your Database | p. 347 |
Browsers | p. 348 |
Layouts | p. 349 |
IWP Browser Interface | p. 351 |
Web Security | p. 354 |
Try It Out | p. 355 |
Other Notes and Options | p. 356 |
Cool Web Sites Powered by FileMaker | p. 358 |
Summary | p. 359 |
Sharing Your Data with Other Applications | p. 360 |
Introduction | p. 360 |
Using FileMaker's Import and Export Commands | p. 360 |
ODBC Sharing | p. 361 |
Making FileMaker Data Available to Other Applications | p. 362 |
Getting Data from Another Application | p. 364 |
Setting Up the Data Source (Macintosh OS X) | p. 364 |
Importing the Data (Macintosh) | p. 366 |
Setting Up the Data Source (Windows) | p. 367 |
Importing the Data (Windows) | p. 368 |
Saving the Import as a Script | p. 371 |
Execute SQL Script Step | p. 372 |
Converting and Importing Data from Microsoft Excel | p. 373 |
Importing a Folder of Files in a Single Operation | p. 374 |
Summary | p. 376 |
Protecting Your Information | |
Keeping Your Data Secure | p. 380 |
Introduction | p. 380 |
Why Protect Your Data? | p. 380 |
FileMaker Security | p. 380 |
Accounts Tab[superscript 7] | p. 381 |
Edit Account[superscript 7] | p. 381 |
Guest Account[superscript 7] | p. 381 |
Admin Account[superscript 7] | p. 383 |
New Account[superscript 7] | p. 383 |
A Word about Passwords | p. 384 |
Privilege Set[superscript 7] | p. 384 |
Privilege Sets Tab[superscript 7] | p. 385 |
Edit Privilege Set[superscript 7] | p. 386 |
Data Access and Design | p. 386 |
Other Privileges[superscript 7] | p. 397 |
Extended Privileges[superscript 7] | p. 398 |
Extended Privileges Tab[superscript 7] | p. 398 |
Expand and/or Reduce Privileges | p. 401 |
Editing and Deleting Accounts[superscript 7] | p. 402 |
Editing | p. 402 |
Cautions | p. 402 |
Limiting Access through Scripting | p. 404 |
Startup Script | p. 404 |
Controlling Layout Access | p. 405 |
Limiting Access through Field Calculations | p. 405 |
The Script | p. 406 |
The Calculation | p. 406 |
Internet Considerations | p. 408 |
Conversion Issues | p. 408 |
Summary | p. 408 |
Backup and Recovery | p. 410 |
Introduction | p. 410 |
Why Back Up? | p. 410 |
FileMaker Server Backup Features | p. 411 |
Using Commercial Backup Applications | p. 411 |
Problems with Tape | p. 412 |
Database Corruption | p. 413 |
What Is a Clone? | p. 414 |
Saving a Clone | p. 414 |
Backup Routine | p. 415 |
While You Work | p. 416 |
Other Related Measures | p. 416 |
FileMaker Techniques | p. 417 |
More about Exporting | p. 420 |
One-Record Table | p. 421 |
Using Your Backups | p. 422 |
Restoring | p. 422 |
Importing Data | p. 424 |
More about Importing | p. 425 |
Tying Up the Loose Ends | p. 425 |
Summary | p. 427 |
Beyond FileMaker | |
FileMaker Mobile 8 | p. 430 |
Introduction | p. 430 |
Installation Overview | p. 431 |
Setting Up Your Connections | p. 432 |
Syncing | p. 433 |
FileMaker Mobile Setup | p. 433 |
Starting Over | p. 434 |
Mobile Settings | p. 435 |
Properties | p. 436 |
Synchronization Options | p. 437 |
Sync Me, Baby | p. 437 |
Other Stuff | p. 439 |
Going Mobile | p. 439 |
FileMaker Appointments | p. 439 |
PDA Calendar | p. 441 |
Contacts | p. 441 |
Grocery List | p. 441 |
FileMaker Mobile vs. FileMaker Pro | p. 442 |
Summary | p. 443 |
FileMaker and XML | p. 444 |
Introduction | p. 444 |
What Is XML? | p. 444 |
Add in XSL | p. 445 |
What Can I Use It For? | p. 445 |
Examples: Exporting XML as HTML | p. 447 |
Using a Local XSL Style Sheet | p. 447 |
Creating the Export XML Script | p. 448 |
Using a Remote XSL Style Sheet | p. 449 |
And Beyond... | p. 450 |
Profile of a FileMaker XML Web Request | p. 450 |
Import XML | p. 451 |
Open XML | p. 451 |
Summary | p. 451 |
FileMaker and the Internet | p. 453 |
Introduction | p. 453 |
Web Viewer[superscript 8.5] | p. 453 |
Creating a Web Viewer | p. 454 |
Web Viewer Economy | p. 457 |
Layout Work | p. 458 |
Importing Some Data | p. 458 |
Working with the Radio Buttons | p. 459 |
Working with the Web Viewer | p. 460 |
Getting the URL | p. 460 |
Mini Web Viewer | p. 461 |
Automatically Filling Out Forms - Not | p. 461 |
Which Way Did He Go? | p. 462 |
Back and Ahead Buttons | p. 463 |
Screen Scraping | p. 464 |
Saving the URL | p. 465 |
The Example File | p. 465 |
The Web Viewer and Other Applications | p. 465 |
Cleaning Up | p. 466 |
Rules | p. 466 |
Suggested Uses | p. 467 |
Summary | p. 468 |
File Conversion Issues and Answers | p. 469 |
Introduction | p. 469 |
Documentation | p. 469 |
Step By Step | p. 470 |
Conversion Log | p. 472 |
Comparing Fields | p. 472 |
Comparing Layouts | p. 473 |
Accounts & Privileges | p. 473 |
Comparing Scripts | p. 474 |
Comparing Relationships | p. 474 |
File References | p. 475 |
More on Accounts and Passwords | p. 476 |
Finishing Up | p. 476 |
Summary | p. 476 |
Leftover, but Important Stuff | p. 479 |
Getting More Help | p. 491 |
Index | p. 495 |
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