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Review by macmikey2: Tried the demo. All I got was a bunch of text and blank icon files on my desktop. Some appeared and then disappeared when I clicked on them. i know it was a demo, but what was it demoing? It certainly did not give me even a demo version of a FM file with even a small amount of stuff moved over. (2/5 - 14-Jan-2006) Review by pereubu2: FMPro Migrator is unusuable on a Mac. First the help is unreadable unless a copy-paste in TextEdit for example; second one reads on that help the necessity to go through VirtualPC for translating a database. It seems taht the producer ignore the fact that an ODBC driver comes with FileMaker. (1/5 - 14-Jan-2006) Review by lbyerz: Recent job assignments require that I interface with MS Access, and I had high hopes that FmPro Migrator - which claims that it will migrate Access files into FileMaker 7 - would solve my dilemma. No such luck. I accomplished nothing, after several frustrating and wasted hours walking through the 'help' instructions. Maybe .com solution's developers might accomplish the task; I couldn't. FmPro Migrator doesn't live up to it's claims. (1/5 - 14-Jan-2006)

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Review by Schmelding: Seems very slow and clunky, but I have an older TiBook, so perhaps that's why. Regardless, the icon alone is worth the download. ;-) (3/5 - 12-Nov-2005) Review by lil' jon: I dislike apps that are constantly running unless they are either essential or extremely useful. Otherwise i'd just as soon not rob myself of computer resources. (2/5 - 25-Oct-2005) Review by donperreault: At first I found this utility to be pricey and lacking but after using it for a few days I found Docktopus to be very useful and informative. I love being able to hover over the mail peek badge and view who the mail is from and the subject of each unread peice of mail. The folder count and individual cpu meters are very informative. The ical event and itunes badges are also very handy. Overall I find the utlity very informative and did end up purchasing it. I am looking forward to developers ... (4/5 - 20-Oct-2005)