FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

Contents IX
Selecting, moving, or deleting related fields
and portals 10-27
Changing the appearance of related fields and portals 10-28
Copying and pasting related fields and portals 10-28
Choosing a different relationship for a portal 10-29
Changing relationships 10-29
Working with related files and fields 10-30
Working with related files 10-30
Working with related fields 10-30
Working with related records 10-31
Creating related records 10-32
Deleting related records 10-34
Finding and omitting related records 10-34
Sorting records with related fields 10-35
Invoicing example 10-36
Example step 1: Plan the system 10-37
Example step 2: Define fields 10-40
Example step 3: Define relationships 10-41
Example step 4: Define fields that use relationships 10-42
Example step 5: Create layouts 10-42
Example step 6: Enter data 10-43
Chapter 11: Publishing files on the Web
About the World Wide Web 11-1
About FileMaker Pro Web Companion 11-2
What the Web Companion does 11-3
Why publish a database on the Web? 11-3
Publishing your database on the Web—an overview 11-3
Instant Web Publishing 11-3
Custom Web Publishing 11-4
Getting ready to publish your files on the Web 11-5
Internet access 11-5
Preparing files for the Web 11-5
Security considerations before you publish a database 11-6
Setting up FileMaker Pro Web Companion 11-7
Configuring FileMaker Pro Web Companion 11-8
Enabling Instant Web Publishing 11-9
Specifying a home page for your database 11-9
Choosing a language 11-10
Creating a Web activity log 11-10
Remote password administration 11-10