FileMaker Opens Early Registration for 2009 Developer Conference

Register now for this year’s conference in San Francisco at
www.filemaker.com/devcon and save $300

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Early registration for the 2009 FileMaker Developer Conference, to be held in San Francisco, is now open and available for a limited time at $300 off the full conference price, FileMaker announced (register today at www.filemaker.com/devcon).

The annual Developer Conference, to be held Aug. 13-16, 2009 at the San Francisco Hilton, is the world’s largest gathering of corporate and independent FileMaker developers, consultants, and trainers.

The $300-off registration offer expires Jan. 31, 2009.

A limited number of rooms at a special group rate are available, only while they last, at the San Francisco Hilton. DevCon attendees are strongly urged to make reservations at the Hilton before low-priced rooms sell out. A link to reservations is at www.filemaker.com/devcon.

This year’s conference will offer a wide variety of in-depth workshops and seminars led by FileMaker experts, a multi-vendor product showcase featuring FileMaker third-party solutions and products, under-the-hood sessions, meetings with FileMaker engineers, product managers, and technical support team members, and many other social and networking events.

About FileMaker, Inc.
FileMaker, Inc. develops award-winning database software. Its products include the legendary FileMaker Pro product line for Windows, Mac and the Web, and the new Bento personal database for Mac. FileMaker Pro won 49 awards, more than its next eight competitors combined, from 2003-2008 in the U.S., and a total of 130 awards worldwide during this time. Millions of customers, from individuals to large organizations, rely on FileMaker, Inc. software to manage, analyze and share information. FileMaker, Inc. is a subsidiary of Apple Inc.

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