In Mac OS 9, FileMaker Pro databases could be configured to dial a phone number through the use of an internal script. However, this feature is not yet available in ...

The Script Debugger software for the Mac served a niche – but apparently did so very successfully for decades. The tool for development with AppleScript will be discontinued in mid-2025, as the ...

Tools for converting, modifying, and saving FileMaker Pro clipboard objects. Coded in AppleScript (so, macOS only). Objects that you can copy/paste in FileMaker (Scripts, Script Steps, Fields/Tables ...

AppleScript is Apple's powerful automation language for macOS. Here's how to use it to speed up your workflow when using your Mac. AppleScript was born in the early 1990's at Apple in an attempt to ...

I’m not deep into the FileMaker development community, but some announcements from Apple subsidiary Claris a few months ago generated quite a bit of interest on TidBITS Talk and should be coming to ...

Create a new Automator Service action (Quick Action 10.14+), with no input, pointing to FileMaker Pro. If you have an ealier one for v16, then you will need to create a new one pointed at your latest ...

The latest update to Pixelmator Pro introduces support for AppleScript, opening up a range of automation tasks for the application. AppleScript is an Apple-developed scripting language for macOS that ...

Apple subsidiary Claris today announced the launch of FileMaker 19, marking the debut of its first open platform for developers to build custom apps that leverage JavaScript integrations, ...

Apple subsidiary FileMaker has announced today that it is rebranding to Claris, a name that likely sounds familiar if you’ve been an Apple user since the early days. While the core FileMaker product ...

Apple owns FileMaker, an enterprise software company that focuses on making it easy for nonexpert coders to build custom apps without outside expertise. FileMaker is rebranding itself Claris, which is ...

Remember Claris, the 1987 Apple spin-off that made applications like MacWrite, MacPaint and FileMaker? In 1998, Apple brought all of those products in-house again, with the exception of the low-code ...