You can always check ’s Knowledge base and search for OS X El Capitan to see what the official word is at any point in time. But the files are so old that we must convert them to a newer version so they can be read by Filemaker Pro V6 for Windows wich needs Windows 98 which my friend has as I said. Caution is the Wordĭon’t be adventurous with your precious FileMaker data today. I have found that as a client of a FileMaker Server 11 or even FileMaker Server 10, I have been able to run FileMaker Pro 11 on OS X Yosemite Macs. FileMaker Pro 11?ĭon’t be silly! But, FileMaker Pro 11 is a very popular version of FileMaker and there are still quite a few installations out there.
I HAVE FILEMAKER PRO 6 AND NEED TO UPDATE UPGRADE
I’m with you but the kind of people who want to upgrade to OS X El Capitan on day one might also be the kind who already have FileMaker Pro 14 which came out in early May. So, we might want them to support FileMaker Pro 13 on the brand new shiny OS X El Capitan. I think the chances are less than 50-50 that FileMaker Pro 13 will be certified for OS X El Capitan.
I HAVE FILEMAKER PRO 6 AND NEED TO UPDATE UPDATE
It wouldn’t be surprising to see FileMaker Pro 14 get an update to 14.0.3 soon which would very likely be required for OS X El Capitan. But please read on.įileMaker Go 14 just got an update to 14v3 yesterday and is now FileMaker-certified good to go with iOS 9 and even supports Split View and Slide Over in iOS 9. yet (10:20 am PDT). Sometime within a week and possibly later today, we may hear whether FileMaker Pro 14 is certified to run under OS X El Capitan. But, we don’t have a go ahead on FileMaker Pro 14 from FileMaker Inc. It’s free and your Mac probably supports it. Upgrading to OS X El Capitan might be the fun and exciting thing to do today – Day 1.
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