Cruse Control FAQ
Answers to common questions about using Cruse Control systems, from entering contacts to importing data.
SupportResources
Documentation, technical articles and newsletters collected across Cruse Control's history — including useful material for current users and an archive from earlier generations of FileMaker and Cruse Control products.
Practical documentation · FileMaker archive · Free downloads
Answers to common questions about using Cruse Control systems, from entering contacts to importing data.
SupportA downloadable PDF covering the generic features of CONTACTS! v2.
PDF · Product archiveA practical introductory guide to creating professional presentations, including tips learned through real production work.
PDF · Design archiveAdditional software-related resources retained from the Cruse Control resource library.
Resource pageAdditional computer and technology resources from the wider site archive.
Resource pageTechnical archive
The original Resources page included technical information for FileMaker Pro and FileMaker Developer 6.0. FileMaker 6 dates from an earlier generation of the platform, so these links are retained here specifically as archive material.
The original Cruse Control PDF listing features introduced with FileMaker Pro 6.0.
PDF · HistoricalThe old page linked to a FileMaker UK datasheet. Because that external address belongs to an earlier version of the FileMaker website, it is not promoted here as a current download.
Historical referenceFrom the archive
Cruse Control newsletters covered FileMaker techniques as well as database specification, products, design-production topics and presentation work. The original PDFs remain useful as a record of the company's work and thinking at the time.
A resource library accumulated over decades inevitably contains material tied to its time. Rather than quietly deleting it all, this modernised page separates historical material from current guidance and makes the archive status explicit.
That preserves useful documentation for existing users, keeps a record of Cruse Control's FileMaker history, and avoids suggesting that FileMaker 6 or old third-party download links represent today's recommended technology.
The previous Resources page also linked to external technical dictionaries, old FileMaker UK manual downloads and an Adobe Acrobat Reader download page. Those links have been removed from the prominent resource list because their destinations and relevance may have changed. The Cruse Control-hosted documents themselves have been retained wherever practical.
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