Using FileMaker Pro ActiveX Automation (Windows)
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2. Enable the checkbox to the left of the FileMaker Pro Type Library.
3. Click OK.FMPro70Lib appears in the Visual Basic Object Browser once the project references include the FileMaker Pro Type Library. All of the objects, methods and properties that FileMaker Pro exposes for Automation control are now available.FileMaker Pro uses the Documents.Open(filename As String, accountName As String, password As String) method. If the accountName and password arguments are empty strings, the file will be opened as a client user.