I may have to play more with v I did most of my database design for this project on v12, so maybe I’m not testing v13 fully yet. If v14 were to come out in December for examplethen I might just end up upgrading to v But if it were coming out in oh say the next three months, then I would wait. Yes, I understand there can’t be any official word about when v14 would come out. So, any idea when v14 might come out? I use v12 at work, but I’d like to buy a personal copy for my own use at home though I can’t see myself getting v13 just yet since it doesn’t seem enough of an upgrade from v I have found V13 to be a very significant upgrade, when I have to revert to v12 to filemaker pro 14 wikipedia free something for a client that doesn’t have it, I really feel the difference.īut your mileage may vary FileMaker Inc. While I’m coming to the conclusion that v13 has some nice features, it’s not enough to warrant me upgrading to it. We are a hospital, therefore we only qualify for the healthcare/non-profit discount.I’m currently using FileMaker Pro 12, but am using v13 on a trial basis. This difference is because UC qualifies for the educational discount whereas Children’s Hospital does not. Although Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is affiliated with UC, we are not a degree granting institution. There is a difference in the price of software purchased from Biomedical Informatics at Children’s Hospital versus from the UC Bookstore. Since Children’s Hospital is a separate entity from UC, installing software purchased from UC on CCHMC owned computers is a violation of that license agreement. However, when purchasing from UC, the license agreement states that the software can be installed only on your personally owned or UC-owned computer and not on machines owned by other institutions. Please make sure you read the license agreement carefully before you use UC software.įaculty and students of UC are eligible to purchase software from UC. In many cases this software is licensed specifically to UC employees only (i.e., people who receive paychecks from UC) or must be run on UC-owned or controlled equipment, making it inaccessible to Cincinnati Children's personnel. UC researchers are served with desktop software by UCIT.
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