1. If you are working in a file, tap , then tap Launch Center .
2. Tap Device or Recent .

To view files in a list, tap . To view files as tiles, tap .

To mark a file as a top file in the Recent list, tap , then tap one or more files. Tap , then tap Done.

1. If you are working in a file, tap , then tap Launch Center .
2. Tap Device or Recent , then tap the file to open.

When you attempt to open a protected file, you need to enter the account name and password.

If you don't want to enter the password each time you open the file, configure the file in FileMaker Pro to allow saving the password in Keychain Access, then turn on "Save in Keychain" in FileMaker Go. For information about configuring a file to allow saving passwords, see FileMaker Pro Help.

If the account name and password are entered automatically when you open a file, but you want to enter different account information, touch and hold a filename in the files list, then tap Log In. Enter a different account and password.

If you have saved the password for a protected file, you can delete the saved password from the keychain.

1. If you are working in a file, tap , then tap Launch Center .
2. Tap , then tap Manage Keychain .
3. Tap Edit.
4. Tap next to the file to remove the password for, then tap Delete.
5. Tap Done.

If you open a file that is created with different regional formats for dates, times, and numbers, you can use the system format for your device or match the format used when the file was created.

1. Open the file.
2. Tap , then tap Settings .
3. Tap Use System Formats to display the regional formats based on the settings for your device or the settings for the file.

To close a file that you're working in, tap , then tap Close File .

1. If you are working in a file, tap , then tap Launch Center .
2. Tap Device .
3. Tap .
4. Tap the files to delete, then tap .
5. Confirm deleting the files, then tap Done.

1. If you are working in a file, tap , then tap Launch Center .
2. Tap Recent .
3. Tap .
4. Tap the files to remove, then tap .
5. Confirm removing the files, then tap Done.

When a file you are opening is hosted, you may see a lock icon that indicates the security level of the connection to the host. Secure connections are encrypted using SSL. If security is important in your environment, your server administrator needs to install a custom SSL certificate.

In the Opening File screen:

• means the connection is not encrypted.
• means the connection is encrypted, but the SSL certificate for FileMaker Server cannot be verified. You may be connected to a server pretending to be your actual destination, which could put your confidential information at risk.
• means the connection is encrypted with a verified certificate.

After the file is open, the title of the window shows the icons for encrypted connections. It doesn't show any icons if the connection is not encrypted.