

exe? Despite searching high and low I couldn’t for the life of me find it. iso of FileMaker created and mounted, I discovered to my irritation that I could only find the. (Mind you’ll have to note that it created CD Drive mapped to D: which caused us quite a bit of confusion later on…) iso and more importantly, will do it for free. So off to google, found a great little program called PowerISO which will allow you to mount a. Ah, but Windows 7 can’t automatically mount an. I used one of my customer’s Macs to run the conversion and dropboxed it back to the new PC. On my return I discovered how difficult it is to get Windows 7 to deal with certain file types. So I dropboxed it and gave it a couple of hours before I returned. cdr copy of the installation disk stored on one of my hard drives.


I thought this would be relatively simple as I had a. So my main problem was how to locate a copy of the software so I could install it. So over the weekend I needed to install FileMaker Pro 11 to a customer’s new computer, unfortunately they had misplaced the CD, but total disaster was averted as they had emailed me the serial number when I had first installed FileMaker for them on the old computer.
