This script step has been available in desktop versions since FileMaker 12 but now is also native on FileMaker Go. The Append to Existing PDF script step can create a PDF document from FileMaker and combine it with an existing (or completely new) PDF file. We’ve grouped each into categories – without further ado, let’s dive in! Whether you already have a copy of this new release, or if you are simply curious, here is a list of some of the almost twenty new FileMaker 18 features. Be sure to make it an HFS+ disk image and not an APFS one.That’s right, the latest version of your favorite Workplace Innovation Platform is out, FileMaker 18.
mpkg, so you’ll have to create a disk image of the working folder you created earlier (e.g., ~/Desktop/FileMaker). The Munki import process will create a read-only. mpkg file into Munki (e.g., munkiimport FileMaker Pro # Advanced.mpkg). Older: Next, just go ahead and import that modified. When you’re done, close and save the file. Make sure you change AI_LICENSE_ACCEPTED and AI_SKIPDIALOG to be 1 instead of 0. For other options, 0 means No and 1 means Yes. Open that to edit it.īoth Older and Newer: Add in or change an options as you see fit (you don’t need quotation marks around anything-just put the text for AI_USERNAME, AI_ORGANIZATION, and AI_LICENSEKEY after the equal sign on each line). Older: Once that’s copied over, right-click it and select Show Package Contents.īoth Older and Newer: You should see a small text file called Assisted Install.txt. If you are copying to a working folder (e.g., on your desktop), be sure you’re copying all the invisible files as well. dmg will have the Assisted Install.txt right in there next to the. dmg or actual physical CD/DVD), so drag it to a temporary read/write location (e.g., your desktop). This installer file will likely come on a read-only medium (read-only. If your organization, school, or company has volume licensing for FileMaker Pro and want to make your package Munki-able, this is how you do it (based on Assisted install for FileMaker Pro and FileMaker Pro Advanced).
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