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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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Relationship pop-up menu<br />

Double-click the fields you<br />

want in the layout, in the order<br />

you want them to appear<br />

?<br />

Laying out and arranging information 3-11<br />

4. In the Specify Field Order dialog box, choose fields for the layout,<br />

and then click OK.<br />

5. To enhance or modify the layout, see the appropriate sections later<br />

in this chapter.<br />

Choose <strong>FileMaker</strong> Help Index from the or Help menu, and then type:<br />

E columnar report layout<br />

E extended columnar layout<br />

Click to remove all<br />

fields from the list<br />

Drag the double arrows<br />

to reorder fields<br />

Double-click a field<br />

name to remove it<br />

Click to include all<br />

fields<br />

Click to move a<br />

selected field<br />

Using Labels layouts<br />

To set up a Labels layout, you can:<br />

1 choose from many preset label sizes. Match the number on your label<br />

stock with an option in the label measurements list in the Label Setup<br />

dialog box. When you choose a label type, <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> prepares a<br />

layout based on the preset dimensions.<br />

1 specify your own label dimensions. Measure your labels and match<br />

them to the dimensions of a preset label type. If you use label stock<br />

that doesn’t match a label type, set custom measurements for your<br />

labels.<br />

Important Use a Labels layout only to arrange and print data in a format<br />

suitable for labels. Labels layouts do not use fields, they use a special<br />

format of text surrounded by angle brackets (>). Because of this,<br />

you can’t add data to a database file using a Labels layout. To add data,<br />

use a different layout type.

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