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See a FMTouch template you like? Want it customized? Simply click on the Developer icon. The developer of the FMTouch template can work one on one with you to customize the solution to your specifications.
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FMTouch ready made FileMaker solutions for the Apple iPhone.
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| Tip Calculator
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Allyson Olm |
Free |
| This is a great free tip calculator that allows you to quickly decide the tip amount for your meal. You can instantly select 1 or more people and break down the tip in many ways. |
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| Bookings Database
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Timmy Abell |
$9.99 |
This database is primarily designed for touring artists who travel to various venues for performances. Anyone who maintains a contact list and list of venues where performances take place will benefit from this detailed and powerful application. Singer/songwriters, musicians and bands, dancers, theater groups, storytellers, comedians, mimes, puppeteers, magicians, clowns or anyone else who travels to a place, does something there, gets paid for the service and goes on to the next. Authors, gallery artists, craftsmen and gypsies.
Believe me, FMTouch was made for us!! It is so very elegant and cool!
So handy for the iPhone and iPod touch because it puts your contact and booking information right at your fingertips. In the iPhone View layout, you have quick access to everything you need while traveling, all with a simple tap – venue address (with a field automatically bringing up a Google map), web site address (which opens the site in Safari), contact phone numbers (which dial when tapped) and email address (which opens mail ready to send your note), - also photo fields in case you’re trying to remember a face, even a history of your last visit to that venue and a place to enter the particular repertoire of your performance if applicable. (more info) |
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| FMCounter
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Andy Schwarz |
$1.99 |
| FMCounter is a database for counting things. It has 3 simple counters for counting on the fly. It also features a complete storage counter for storing counts for events over time. The storage feature allows for multiple events, multiple dates, and multiple groups of counters. For example you could have an event that happens over multiple days and keep track of multiple counters for each of those days. |
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| Tripometer
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Gary Schlei |
$1.99 |
| Tripometer allows the user to keep track of automobile expenses including gas, oil changes and other maintenance. It automatically calculates the MPG for every tankful of gas as well as the overall average MPG. |
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| RodeCode
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Andy Frazier |
$1.00 |
RodeCode is something for the die-hards. You know who you are. FileMaker is just too easy. You've got to do some coding by hand...and you have a desperate need to do it with that on-screen keyboard. This is for people who write PHP, JavaScript, HTML...even the truly disturbed who write in languages that only have single-letter names like C.
You know there's no good way to edit and store text documents on the iPhone, but RodeCode takes advantage of the fact that FileMaker has a great way to get around that. Export Field Contents! You do your obsessive, midnight hotel-room coding on your phone in the Code field, make sure the file name is filled out, and when you sync back to the desktop, there are two buttons in the upper right corner - export this Code (the record you're looking at), and export all Codes (the found set - there's a "Project" field to help keep yourself organized). (more info) |
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