Open Filemaker Pro 5.5 files in Mountain Lion

I've some old Filemaker Pro 5.5 files created many years ago within OS 10.3 (Panther). What can I use to open them within Mountain Lion - apart, that is, from buying a new copy of Filemaker Pro which I simply can't justify?

There's nothing that can open a native FileMaker file other than FileMaker itself. You'll either need a copy of FileMaker or you'll need to find someone who has a copy who could open the file and export the data in a more universal format.
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