PC Magazine… has chosen thenew FileMaker Pro 6 database software as its Editor’s Choice for PersonalDatabases. The magazine’s editors selected FileMaker Pro 6 over Microsoft Access 2002and five other database products. ‘Ease-of-use, power and forward-looking features pushed the latest versionof FileMaker above the competition,’ writes PC Magazine. It also adds that ‘Beyond its best-in-class ease-of-use, FileMaker offers one-click Web publishing and can import and export XML data. And these aren’t the only way it can grow with you, it runs on both Windows PC and Macs,'” reports PRNewswire.com here.
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