If you want to trigger scripts with our Troi Activator Plug-in or use Drag and Drop with our Troi File Plug-in script triggering may not always work with FileMaker files created in FileMaker Pro 19.2 and later.
Troi File Plug-in 14.0 adds HEIC support on Windows
Troi File Plug-in 14 for FileMaker Pro 19 adds support for creating thumbnails from HEIC (High Efficiency Image File Format) image files.
To create thumbnails from files with the .heic and .heif extension files on Windows with the with TrFile_CreateThumbnail function you first need to install HEVC Video Extensions on Windows. These extensions work with Windows 10 version 20H2 and later and with Windows 11. Thumbnail support also includes .heic images created on iOS and other images with the .heif extension.
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Troi Plug-ins are very diverse in the functionality they add to FileMaker Pro. To give you an idea of what they can do, we are (irregularly) highlighting one of our plug-ins’ functions in alphabetical order.
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Comply with HIPAA using FileMaker Pro and Troi Encryptor
If you work with medical data and need to comply with HIPAA regulations (specifically 21 CFR Part 11 regulations), Troi Encryptor Plug-in 5.0 and FileMaker Pro 17 can help you accomplish just that. The FileMaker Pro database can store your information and Troi Encryptor Plug-in can encrypt sensitive information using powerful 256-bit AES encryption. You then have full control which information is made visilble on a record or even field level. Also secure exchange of data with other systems or websites is possible, via OpenSSL and PHP 7 for example.
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A great FileMaker DevCon, again!
It was a blast. Really. Troi Plug-ins had a great time at the annual FileMaker Developer Conference, which we affectedly call our DevCon. We loved speaking to so many of you. We didn’t count, but we must have spoken to at least 1299 of the about 1300 people who attended the conference in Dallas.
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