FMS
News Archive
2/15/07 Upcoming Events
FMS is going to Disneyland! We hope to see you at the
Advisor Summit
on Microsoft Access and Office,
May 6-10, 2007 in Anaheim, CA. Stop by our booth, or listen to FMS President Luke Chung speak
about topics including:
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Where Microsoft Access fits in the
Overall Database Strategy of an Organization
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Tips and Techniques for Taking Over an
Existing Access Application
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Best Practices for Creating Great
Access Applications
7/15/06
Newest Version of Total Access Emailer Available Today
We are excited to announce a new and
greatly improved version of
Total Access
Emailer. Total Access Emailer is the leading email program for
Access users and developers. Easily leverage the power of Microsoft
Access and email to generate personalized text and HTML email for
everyone in your table or query. Use field values from your Access
tables and queries to create unique, personalized emails for each
recipient. You can even maintain an audit trail to know who was
contacted when.
Download
the trial today.
5/15/06
Dot.net Magazine Awards Total .Net Analyzer
Dot.net magazine of
Germany recently recognized
Total .NET Analyzer as its Reader's Choice best software for
testing, Q/A, and debugging! We are honored by this latest addition to
Total .NET Analyzer's
wide
array of awards and rave reviews. Download a
30-day Trial today and see how this award-winning product can
improve your applications.
5/10/06
Total Access Statistics Updates Available
Total Access Statistics is the most
powerful data analysis tool for Access. Total Access Statistics runs as
an Access add-in and offers a wide range of statistical functions to
analyze your data, including regressions, percentiles, ANOVA, t-Tests,
and much more. You'll be amazed at the powerful statistical analysis you
can generate within Access!
As part of our commitment to providing quality software, we have
released update patches for Total Access Statistics 11.0, 10.5, and 9.5
(for Access 2003, 2002, and 2000 respectively). These updates resolve a
few known issues in the products, and also include several new features.
Download the new updates today...
5/10/06 New Versions of Total Access Emailer Released
Total Access Emailer makes
it easy to send personalized emails from within Access. With the
release of
the new .5 versions for Access 97, 2000,
2002, and 2003, users can now use Total Access Emailer to embed access
reports, tables, queries, and more!
Learn about all the new features...
3/24/06 Microsoft
Small Business Specialist Designation
Microsoft has certified FMS as a
Microsoft Small
Business Specialist with experience and qualifications to address
the needs of small businesses. Find out what we can do for your organization
today.
While many Access databases remain
perfectly fine in Access, a certain number grow and evolve into
applications that push the limits of Access. When is it time to grow
into SQL Server? Visit the Professional Solutions Group, Upsizing page
and discover why even Microsoft uses FMS data to decide when you should
use a new solution.
2/17/06 FMS Featured in the Washington Business Journal
As recently featured in Washington
Business Journal, the FMS Advanced Systems Group is leading the industry
to go beyond traditional link analysis.
Visit today and
learn more about this exciting advancement in technology.
2/15/06 FMS Announces renewal of
its Microsoft Gold Certification for 2006
Microsoft
has renewed its certification of FMS as a
Microsoft Gold
Certified Partner. This is Microsoft’s highest partner certification
level and reflects the proven experience and expertise of FMS for
creating solutions using Microsoft technology.
10/14/05 Strategic Investment and Licensing Agreement with
In-Q-Tel
As recently featured
in Washington Business Journal,
discover this new technology.
10/13/05 Steve Clark
Designated Microsoft MVP
We are proud to
announce that Steve Clark, Senior Project Manager, has been selected for
the 5th straight year as a Microsoft Office Systems Access MVP. Each
year Microsoft reviews the contributions of professionals around the
globe to find the cream of the crop in dedication. In addition to being
a consistent resource for Microsoft newsgroups, Steve has also been a
contributing author to the Access 2003 VBA Programmer's Reference book
published by WROX.
The new FMS product catalog is now
available. Get to know some of the people that contribute to our success
and all the latest products to "Accelerate" your work!
9/21/05 FMS Selected to Guest Speak at CIPS
The
Canadian Information Processing Society has selected FMS to
guest speak at the annual conference in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, November 8th, 2005.
9/16/05 Pod Cast with Luke Chung
This interview featured Access
through the eyes of long-time database veteran, guru, and FMS president,
Luke Chung. This Pod Cast was courtesy of
OfficeZealot.com
8/15/05
FMS Moves
We are happy to announce
that FMS has moved. Our new address is: 8150 Leesburg Pike, Suite 600,
Vienna VA, 22182-2721. Phone, Fax, and Email information remains the
same.
6/13/05 Case Studies
We enjoy sharing success stories with you. Here are 2 success stories we
are proud to highlight.
Office Tools Pro uses Total Access Memo
and
NGP Software, Inc. uses Total Access
Agent. Share your experiences with us anytime.
4/22/05 Visual Studio Magazine
We are proud to be in the April issue of Visual Studio
magazine, page 19, with a product listing for
Total .NET SourceBook - our code
library product.
All our 2003
products for Microsoft Access are now shipping, which includes the Total
Access Ultimate Suite. If you're serious about Access, this suite is
what you need for significant productivity! Amaze the boss and save
$2000 today!
The most
popular professional source code library for Access, VB, and VBA
developers is now shipping with support for Microsoft Access/Office
2003, as well as Office 2000, Office 2002/XP, and Visual Basic 6. This
new version includes browser enhancements to customize the error
handling for the FMS procedures making it simple to replace the default
error handling code, plus lots of new code. Over 85,000+ lines of code
and 160+ classes and modules are available for you to use royalty-free
in your applications!
The new version of Total Access Analyzer is available and brings new
functionality to help Access developers control their databases by
understanding how they work.
Easily
compare objects, properties, fields, controls, lines of code, data, and
more to know exactly what changed! New features include combining data
differences into a new table, summary reports for databases differences,
support for ADPs, and much more! Versions available for
Access 2000, 2002, and 2003!
3/15/05
Vote for FMS Development Tools
We are proud to have
our products recognized in the development tools section of MSD2D's Fourth
Annual People's Choice Awards. Vote for any of our 3 products: Total
.NET Analyzer, Total .NET SourceBook and Total .NET XRef.
All Access/Jet databases need regular maintenance
for optimal performance and bloat elimination. Total Visual Agent solves
your administrative chores like compacts and backups by letting you
schedule these and other repetitive tasks. Total Visual Agent can now
run as a Windows NT Service which lets you manage ALL your Access/Jet
databases across your network securely. Supports all versions of Access
(including 2003), Jet, and Visual Basic.
Master
Microsoft Access, .NET, .ASP, C#, and Visual Basic with this
easy-to-follow CD-ROM collection from Blast Through Learning, a company
recognized throughout North America for world-class courseware and
comprehensive training courses. Industry experts Dan Balter, Paul
Sheriff, Alison Balter, and Bruce Jones lead you step by step through
the intricacies of using these. We are confident you will find these
videos very useful, plus they are nearly 30% off regular price. Order
today!
The new Total Visual CodeTools is shipping! The new version supports Visual Basic 6, Access/Office 2000,
Access 2002/Office XP, and Access/Office 2003. Integrated directly into
the VB/VBA Integrated Development Environment, Total Visual CodeTools
provides a rich set of coding tools. Total Visual CodeTools helps you
increase productivity and ensure that your code is efficient and
maintainable.
We are proud to announce
the new division within FMS, the Advanced Systems Group. This new group
is responsible for delivering advanced analytical software to a variety
of missions.
Visit today!
10/12/04
MSDN Event in Southeastern Virginia
FMS recently exhibited at a MSDN seminar
held in Chesapeake, Virginia. The event, attended by over 70
individuals, was a huge success for FMS, who was able to publicize products
and services. For information on FMS participation in future MSDN
events, as well as other seminars and roundtables, visit our
upcoming
events page.
The most popular Access add-in of all
time is now available for Access 2003, plus an updated version 10.5
supporting Access 2002. The new version offers over 200 "Best Practices"
to flag errors, offer suggestions, and much more. To get more information
on Access Analyzer, view our
informational video.
Luke Chung, FMS president and
founder, discusses software tools that are available to developers. Listen
to the recorded radio interview today.
8/13/04
Software Solution for City of Phoenix
The City of Phoenix has chosen FMS to provide operational consulting
services and software support to its waste management
department.
7/10/04
Sentinel TMS
Sentinel Threat Management System has
recently been included in Microsoft's Justice and Public Safety catalog.
6/29/2004 FMS and
Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU)
Featured New Database System in
Microsoft
meeting.
6/5/04
Association Management Software
FMS delivers association management software
for a major custom .NET application to manage memberships, relationships,
and events for non-profit university organization headquartered in
Washington D.C.
4/19/04
Total Access Emailer for Access 2003
"I recently purchased Total Access Emailer
for Access 2003. I just want to say what a great program it is. We send
invoices and dispatch data electronically (in text or Xml format) from our
Access database. It used to be a rather cumbersome having to manually
attach files that we had created using Access. Now, with just a click of a
button, Total Access Emailer takes care of the entire process. Thank you!"
- Phillip Kershaw, Triumph International (NZ) Ltd
4/14/04
Tech Deputies
Washington Business Journal reports:
"Local firms capitalize on software that connects the dots for law
enforcement. The heightened level of security has led to higher levels of
government funding to fight terrorism, and officials with companies
selling connect-the-dots software, such as Vienna-based FMS and
Springfield-based i2, hope this will lead to increased demand for their
products." - Neil Adler, Staff Reporter
Total Access Statistics for Access 2003 is
now shipping with many new features and analysis types. New versions for
Access 2000 and 2002 are also available with these enhancements.
Sanders
Kaufman reviews Total .NET Developer Suite on Builder.com. "The Total .NET Developer Suite looks and feels very much
like it is OEM and not a third-party add-in."
FMS has
received two, 2004 Visual Studio Reader's Choice Merit Awards. Total .NET SourceBook was recognized for Development Tools and Total .NET Analyzer
for Performance, Profiling and Debugging Tools.
Our entire
product line in one catalog. This issue includes the MSDN Universal
Subscription for only $1,499 when you purchase any FMS Suite and after the
Microsoft DVD rebate - regularly $2,799.
Total Access Emailer
lets users and developers create and send emails based on their data.
Explore this product trial today, FREE! Versions available for Access
97, 2000, 2002, and 2003!
2/13/04
Cast Your Vote Today!
The asp.netPRO First
Annual Reader's Choice Balloting has begun! FMS is proud to be in the
category of Add-in with Total .NET SourceBook and the Utility category
with Total .NET Analyzer. Support asp.netPRO and FMS,
vote today!
1/28/04
SD Times Highlights FMS .NET Tools
In the February 1st issue
of SD Times, page 21, article titled "Building On .NET", features our very
own Dan Haught.
12/16/03 MSDN
Subscriptions - Huge Savings With FMS!
Purchase the MSDN
Subscription from FMS and receive a $800 discount. And now for a limited
time FMS will take an additional $200 off when you purchase the MSDN
Subscription with any FMS Product Suite. Buy the Total .NET Developer
Suite, Total Access Developer Suite or Total Access Ultimate Suite and pay
only $1799 for the MSDN Subscription. That's $1000 in savings! (retail price
$2799). Supplies are limited.
"Database Evolution: Microsoft Access within an Organization's Database
Strategy" Whether you use Access or not, you'll want to read this detailed
paper exploring the role of Access (the world's most popular database) in
today's rapidly changing IT environment. Written by FMS president Luke
Chung, this paper summarizes our experience with the use of Access across
enterprise of all sizes. Discover how the strategic and proper use of
Access maximizes your ROI and gives your organization a competitive
advantage. This paper also analyzes the power of database evolution and
how you should embrace and anticipate its impact throughout your
organization.
In the October issue of Visual Studio Magazine, Total Access Emailer is
featured.
In
the November issue of Visual Studio Magazine, Total .NET XRef is
presented in the First Looks section. "A
cross-referencing tool
such as Total .NET XRef can be vital to supporting large, complex systems,
and a lifesaver when you maintain other people's code. You can make
changes with fewer unintended side effects when you can see every place
where the code uses a data item. If you work with heavily used
module-level variables or find yourself changing frequently used methods,
Total .NET XRef can help you avoid making serious mistakes." - Andy
Clark, Reviewer
10/1/03 Customer
Service
"Geez, Nifty Products (like the Code Libraries), Spiffy Customer Service,
and Super Prices (Great Value to the End User)... No Wonder folks keep
coming back to FMS! It *is* kind of amazing the ugly level of customer
service that's out there... Which makes is all the more refreshing when we
get to deal with folks like Jessica and FMS. Thanks Again!" - Kevin
Keith
Maintaining a Competitive
Edge: Improving Business Process with the .NET Framework features FMS and
client MediVia.
"Email jobs are saved so
they can be edited and reused. You also get statistics and reporting after
a blast has gone out. There's even a programmatic interface in case you'd
like to add emailing capabilities to your own Access applications. All in
all, a nice piece of work." - Mike Gunderloy, Developer Central 32
9/12/03
Total Access Emailer Highlighted
Total Access Emailer is highlighted in
the product listing section of the October issue of Visual Studio
Magazine.
"FMS Total Access Emailer lets you
generate personalized e-mail messages in text or HTML format for everyone
in your table or query." - Advisor Zone
"The FMS Total Access
Admin helps you perform tasks such as fixing database corruption and
logging off idle users in order to perform maintenance." - Advisor Zone
9/9/03 Microsoft
Approves Total Access Startup
Total Access Startup has
been approved by Microsoft for quality standards and will now appear with
the Microsoft "Designed for Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, ME, 98" logo.
Discover this superior product today.
Total .NET SourceBook is
featured in the Visual Studio Magazine Tool Gallery.
Discover this product today.
Total Access Startup
is featured in 46 Advisor Zone publications including the Microsoft Access Advisor
Zone. Use the tool to
launch a database with the appropriate version of Access every time.
8/24/03
FMS, Microsoft Gold Certified Partner
FMS is now
a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, the highest designation for a
Microsoft partner, and another example of FMS's commitment to deliver the
best Microsoft solutions and services.
The German Magazine iX
plans to publish a list of tools for Microsoft .NET Framework 1.0/1.1. FMS
is proud to announce our entire .NET product line has just been included
in this special issue.
8/19/03
FMS Contributes to Advisor Magazine
In the September issue
of Access-VB-SQL Advisor Magazine
Troy Munford writes "Overcome a Common Access ActiveX Problem, Learn how
linking tables at runtime affects ActiveX on forms and reports", page 22.
Jim Ferguson writes "Avoid Unwanted Events in VB.NET", page 50. And Dan
Haught has the Tip of the Month with "Decompile an Access Database to
Improve Performance", page 50.
In the September issue
of Visual Studio Magazine, page 11, "My favorite category is
"Unused," which reveals unused assignments and variablesdead code that
invariably winds up lying around once development is complete" said
Reviewer Leonard Lobel.
"The documentation is clear and thorough, and technical support is
courteous and responsive. The tool had difficulty parsing one of my
projects, and a friendly representative handled my call. Within a few
days, FMS released a new version that fixed the problem."
The .NET Developer's
Journal is accepting your votes for the 2003 Reader's Choice Awards until
August 30th. Our products, Total .NET SourceBook and Total .NET
Analyzer have been nominated in a number of categories. We would be
grateful if you could take a moment and cast your vote for your favorite FMS .NET tool.
7/17/03
Product
Update: Total VB Statistics
As part of our
commitment to providing quality software, we have just released an update
for Total VB Statistics 6.5. The latest version of
Total VB Statistics is 6.5.5.
Download it today.
7/15/03
Product
Update: Total Access Memo
As part of our
commitment to providing quality software, we have just released an update
for Total Access Memo 10 (for Access 2000 & 2002). The latest version of
Total Access Memo 2002 is 10.01.0000.
Download it today.
7/10/03
Total Access Startup Highlighted
Total Access Startup is highlighted in
the product listing section of the July issue of Visual Studio
Magazine.
"Moving and copying code
snippets around from the Sourcebook to your Visual Studio project and vice
versa is, as they say, a breeze. I was very impressed with the way you can
highlight a chunk of code in your project and simply drag it onto a node
in the sourcebook to create a new sourcebook entry automatically. Very
neatly done."
- Ged Mead, DevCity.NET
Mike Gunderloy
compares three .NET tools and says, "Of the products Ive looked at here,
Total .NET Analyzer takes the most detailed look at code from all angles
of best practices."
Total .NET Analyzer featured in the
Advisor Zone, Visual Basic .NET provides two options for casting. What you
need to know to optimize your applications.
Access Advisor
Update, Issue 2003 Week 24, features Total Access Startup. Use the tool to
launch a database with the appropriate version of Access every time.
"The SD Times
100 looked for companies which set a direction that developers and the
industry followed in 2002" said Alan Zeichick, editor-in-chief
of SD Times. "When choosing the SD Times 100, we carefully considered
each company's offerings and reputation, as well as the attention and
conversion we've heard around the company and its products and
technologies, as a sign of leadership within the industry."
"The entire tool is
completely intuitive. It's a great training tool and has excellent
potential for encouraging development standards. Total .NET SourceBook's
simple elegance is impressive." - Andy Clark, Visual Studio Magazine
Reviewer
5/27/03
Rave
Review: Total Access Analyzer
"I have been a fan
of FMS since about 1996 when I found your free 3D text add-in for Access
2.0!! I was in college at the time and found your site to be a fantastic
resource for learning about Access. I currently use the Total Access
Analyzer for Access 2002 here at work. It's awesome." - Dave Totzke,
Andrés Wines Ltd.
5/16/03
Microsoft
MVP Using Total Access Analyzer
"I
had four Access 2000 databases with linked tables to SQL Server 2000. Each
database had some 60 forms, 80 ODBC linked and/or local tables, 200
queries, and around 100 reports each. I needed to clean up and combine
these database front-ends and their respective SQL back ends. I don't know
if I would have accomplished this with out using Total Access Analyzer.
With the use of this tool I was able to clean up the VBA in all modules
(get it to a compiled state). I was able to cross reference every object
in the database (down to the field) such that I could find and remove
unused objects and or correct errors. The product is great!" - Dave
Patrick, Microsoft MVP Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems
In the current issue of
Advisor Explorer,
Total Access Startup is featured in the Technology News section.
Visit an incredible forum
site for discussion on Microsoft Access, Visual Basic, SQL Server, Office
and .NET.
The campaign has begun, "FMS
has a great history of successfully migrating Access applications over to
SQL Server," said Adam Carroll, SQL Server Product Manager at Microsoft.
"We knew we wanted a partner with a strong reputation for these service
deliveries, so FMS was a natural choice for us."
In the current issue,
Total Access Admin is featured in the Technology News section.
.NET Developer's Journal
has listed Total .NET SourceBook as a nomination for their 2003 Reader's
Choice Awards.
"Developers using Visual Studio .NET 2003 have a dependable resource with
FMS," said David Lazar, director for the Developer and Platform
Evangelism Division at Microsoft Corp. "Developers using the Total .NET SourceBook for Microsoft .NET will experience greater productivity with a
better understanding of the application before deployment."
"The mother of all Visual Studio code libraries...they're going
beyond code, the first round of downloads included some hints for working
effectively with VS .NET and a white paper on macros." -
Mike Gunderloy, MCPmag.com
Luke
Chung, FMS President, discusses database evolution - Microsoft Access in
an organization's database strategy.
Total
Visual SourceBook is reviewed by Builder.com "Total Visual SourceBook has
saved me hours because I dont have to hunt for older code snippets and am
able to employ its vast code library. Total Visual SourceBook can help VB
developers keep better track of their code without blowing their budgets."
- Brian Kennemer
4/15/03
Get
Queries to Run Properly in Access
In the May
2003 issue of Access-VB-SQL Advisor, page 24, FMS's own Steve Clark,
Project Manager, discusses how to migrate non-normalized data
to a normal form in Access.
Total
Access Startup is now available! Total
Access Startup eases the deployment and management of Microsoft Access databases.
With Total Access Startup, you can launch your database with the
appropriate version of Access every time.
Download the FREE Trial today!
3/28/03
Product Feature: Total SQL Analyzer PRO
In SQL Server Magazine March issue, Total SQL Analyzer PRO is featured as the software that can
document and analyze your database performance and detect design problems on page
9.
3/24/03
Product Features In Visual Studio Magazine Directory
In the Visual
Studio Magazine 2003 Buyers Guide & Product Directory, both Total .NET SourceBook & Total .NET XRef are featured on page 28. Total .NET Analyzer
is featured on page 37. FMS is also featured as a VSIP partner on page 44.
Stephen
Swoyer features Total .NET SourcBook in the Enterprise article.
3/5/03
Product Update: Total SQL Statistics
The update
patch and new trial for Total SQL Statistics are now available.
2/28/03
SD Times Announces Total .NET Developer Suite
In the March
1st issue of SD Times, page 8, Alan Zeichick announces Total .NET
Developer Suite. Buy the suite and save big.
2/24/03
Product Feature: Total Access Speller
In the March issue of Access-VB-SQL Advisor Magazine, page 57, Ken
Getz discusses Total Access Speller, an add-in that can help developers
catch spelling errors.
"FMS is
providing Visual Studio .NET 2003 developers with an essential resource,"
said David Lazar, Director of the Developer and Platform Evangelism
Division at Microsoft Corp. "Development teams using the Total .NET
Developer Suite will experience greater productivity by identifying
application development issues before deployment."
Now
available, new versions of Total .NET Analyzer, Total .NET SourceBook, and
Total .NET XRef! These 1.1 versions fully support the new Visual Studio
.NET 2003 (Everett). Download the FREE trial versions today! Order today
and receive BOTH, the 1.1 version (2003) and the 1.0 version (2002)!
Total Access
Admin is now available! Total Access Admin offers total maintenance
control of your Access/Jet databases. Simply start the program, point to
your database, and take control.
Total .NET
SourceBook is the Ultimate Code Library for .NET. Get a jumpstart into
.NET with thousands of lines of C# and Visual Basic .NET code. Hundreds of
categories, samples, tips, and how-to's make .NET coding a snap.
1/7/03
eWeek Announces Total Access Startup
In the January 6, 2003 issue, page14, eWeek announces the new FMS Total
Access Startup. The new product sets Access database options and enables
distributed deployment of applications. More details on this product
coming soon.
Cross-Reference Tool Eliminates Confusion - Knowing How Code Is Used Makes
Changes More Dependable. This case study features BizIntegrity using Total
.NET XRef. "Total .NET XRef is an absolute life saver" - Jeff Lynch,
BizIntegrity
In the January 2003 issue of Software Development, Rick Wayne reviews
Total .NET Analyzer on page 20. "...It's a great way to pick up some of
the best practices in .NET coding" - Rick Wayne, Software Development
12/16/02
MSDN Flash Presents Total .NET SourceBook
This addition of MSDN
Flash announces Total .NET SourceBook in the Products and Technologies
section.
"Previous SourceBook products from FMS have been very useful, and this
looks like another fine addition to the line." -
Mike Gunderloy, MCPmag.com
Omnicom
delivers an industry-changing distribution channel for the
promotional-products business with Tic Toc Marketplace on the Microsoft
site.
"FMS has a long track
record of delivering excellent value to Microsoft Access and VB
developers. It looks like they'll be keeping this up with .NET
developers."
- Mike Gunderloy, MCPmag.com
FMS hires
new vice president, Bill Robinette, to take the lead for consulting
growth.
Access is
now the world's leading desktop database solution, used by millions of
people worldwide. Microsoft created a 10 year birthday web page for
Access. Another Access addition is the
MSDN Access Developer Center. We are proud to announce that three of
Luke Chung's technical papers were recently published on that site.
Use Total
.NET Analyzer to scan all your projects for errors, performance, security
and standard issues.
Visual Studio Wire announces Total .NET Analyzer.
In the November issue of Visual Studio Magazine, Total SQL Statistics is
reviewed on page 17. "Total SQL Statistics can help your VB application deliver data quickly
from your database to your consumers without having to re-enter or
transform it."
- John Pearson, Visual Studio Magazine
Total .NET Analyzer is featured on the Visual Studio .NET Partner
Resources main page.
"The FMS Total .NET product line is a valuable resource for Microsoft .NET
developers targeting mobile development," said David Rasmussen,
lead product manager for .NET mobile developer technologies in the
Developer Platform and Evangelism Division at Microsoft Corp. "Microsoft
is pleased to be working with FMS to offer customers an easy-to-use
computing experience that will enable developers to take advantage of the
dedicated resources of Microsoft .NET."
9/15/02
SD Times Features Total .NET Analyzer
.NET Analyzer Checks C#, VB.NET Code by Christina, M. Purpi appears in the
Software Development Times, September 15, issue, page 15.
"I like this product. It has helped me write more readable, maintainable
code, and it basically taught me ADO database programming." - Brian
Kennemer
9/6/02
Visual Studio Magazine Features Total SQL Statistics
In the October issue of Visual Studio Magazine Total SQL Statistics is
featured in the Product Listings section, page 21.
In the October issue of Visual Studio Magazine Total .NET XRef is
presented in the First Looks section, page 19. "One nice feature of XRef
is its ability to find any object," said Dianne Siebold. "XRef is
useful for speeding up development in enterprise projects."
9/4/02
MSDN Flash Presents Total .NET Analyzer
Volume 6, Number 9 announces Total .NET Analyzer in the Products and
Technologies section.
Now you can join the Microsoft Developer Network at a savings.
Subscriptions and renewals are available today.
8/27/02
C/C++ Users Journal features Total .NET XRef
In the New Products section: FMS Releases Total .NET XRef,
August issue, page 57.
8/19/02
Smart Access Reviews Total Visual CodeTools
"If you've never been good about coding standards, or your
good intentions are sometimes sacrificed when you're working in crunch
mode, then you owe it to yourself to check out Total Visual CodeTools, a
great set of coding tools" - Danny Lesandrini, August issue, page
17 -18.
8/15/02
Windows Developer Features Total SQL Analyzer PRO
New product announcement in the August issue, page 52.
- "It's entrepreneurship at
its best: A company listens to users' complaints about a weakness in a
popular program, and then the company provides a solution. That's exactly
what FMS, Inc. has done for Microsoft Access database developers with
Total Access Speller." - Faithe Wempen, August issue, page 37 - 38.
7/18/02
Advisor Magazine Reviews Total Access Speller
"If you're worried about
the spelling on your Access database interface objects, check out FMS
Total Access Speller...you'll have no problem figuring out how to use the
program." - Crag Bobchin, Contributing Writer. August issue, page
38 - 39.
7/17/02
Advisor Magazine Publishes Rob Mastrostefano
The August issue contains
Create a Page Indicator Component on page 18. Rob Mastrostefano is
a senior system analyst with FMS and a member of the consulting team that
develops custom software solutions.
7/16/02
Advisor Magazine Reviews Total .NET XRef
"I
found this is a tool of the same FMS quality developers have come to rely
on...it sure is nice to have in my toolbox." - Thomas Wagner,
August issue, page 38
6/19/02
Smart Access Features Total Access Detective
"If
you're working on a whole bunch of databases and need help keeping track,
this one is for you."
-
Smart Access eXTRA, Issue 3.6
Total Access Components
for Access 2002 is featured in the June issue of Microsoft Office
Solutions Magazine, page 6, in the Toolbox section.
Track changes in Access
2002 with Total Access Detective - June 2002 issue.
6/1/02
Windows Developer Announces FMS Total .NET Line
The Windows Developer
Magazine, June 2002 issue, announces the entire FMS Total .NET product
line.
Pinnacle Publishing adds
Total .NET XRef to their .NET Developer Store.
Sid Singer
of Database Developers Group reviews Total SQL Analyzer PRO.
"I found the detailed listing of
scripts for all database objects, along with issues for each, to be an
invaluable documentation guide to the database design features. Another
favorite is the dependencies report, which illustrates all the
relationships among the objects in the database." - Sid Singer,
Database Developers Group
Total SQL
Analyzer PRO - the
enhanced version of its predecessor.
In the
June 2002 issue, section "NEW STUFF, page 11 - FMS rolls out five new
developer products for Visual Studio .NET.
5/14/02
asp.netPRO Magazine Announces FMS .NET Products
asp.netPRO
May 2002 issue, page 56 - FMS offers five new developer products for
Visual Studio .NET.
asp.netPRO
gives 5 Star Review, June 2002 issue, page 56:
"Total SQL Analyzer is a unique tool with a great price...Building on 15
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- Thomas Wagner, asp.netPRO Magazine
"The end
result is a tool that you can just use, as if it had been built in all
along. And after a while you'll wonder how you did without it."
-
Mike Gunderloy,
MCPmag.com
Total Visual Agent, Total Access
Components, and Total Access Statistics were listed in the "New Products"
section of Windows Developer Magazine, May 2002 issue, page 68.
"Total Access Analyzer is the most
thorough solution for completely documenting Access databases."
-
Mike Gunderloy, Smart Access eXTRA, Issue 3.2
Creating High-Resolution Times with Total Visual SourceBook.
Track changes in Access 2002, as well as discrepancies in different
versions of your database.
In the May 2002 issue of C/C++ Magazine, Total Visual Agent is announced
on page 59, in the "New Products" section.
In the April
2002 issue of asp.net PRO Magazine, Designing Commercial Web Services:
Part 2, Versioning and Client Support with the .NET Framework on page 52,
in the "asp:feature" section.
Total .NET
XRef - New Software is now available!
Cross reference code on demand with Total
.NET XRef. "It is blazingly fast...I was completely astonished at the
speed of this tool."
- Thomas Wagner, eTechPartner, Inc.
Analyze Stored SQL Server Data, page 12 - Total SQL Statistics
"Total Access Analyzer remains one of the most essential add-ins on the
market for the serious Access developer."
- Mike Gunderloy, Microsoft Online Certified Professional Magazine
3/27/02
Smart Access eXtra issue 3.3, from Pinnacle Publishing
Announces Total SQL Analyzer PRO, Total
Access Analyzer, Total Access Detective and Total Visual Agent are all
available.
Document SQL Server Databases, page 15 & 16
- Total SQL Analyzer.
New Product, Developer Tool, page 10 - Total
SQL Statistics
Visualize your C# and VB.NET code.
In the "Tool Box" section, page 6. Two new
products, Total Access Speller and Total SQL Statistics are featured.
Define Enterprise-wide Coding Standards.
The PRO version is now available. Visit and
see what's new.
Our Access 2002 products are now available,
including Total Access Analyzer!
Find differences between objects and
databases. Great for multi-developer and multi-version environments.
Smart Access Reviews Total Access
Speller, March 2002 issue.
Visual Studio
Magazine Reader's Choice Merit Awards for Total VB Statistics - Data
Analysis Tool and Total Visual Agent - Middleware and Data Connectivity.
"With Total Visual CodeTools, you can slip standards in as part of a
productivity tool set - and expect that people will actually conform. Also
worth a look if you ever expect to go back and try to maintain your won
code. Don't overlook the Help file either - rather than just describing
the product, it's also got a long and useful section on VBA best
practices."
- Mike Gunderloy, Smart Access eXTRA, issue 3.2.
Alison Balter's Mastering Access 2002 Desktop Development
"The Total Visual SourceBook is any
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- Alison Balter
"The
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- Graham J. Hadlington,
Helping Hands, UK
2/14/02
VSLive Exhibitor
February 14-16, San
Francisco, CA
"Microsoft, in
combination with FMS is delivering an easy-to-use computing experience
that will enable customers to take advantage of the next generation of the
Web," said David Lazar, group product manager for the Developer and
Platform Evangelism Division at Microsoft Corp. "The FMS product line for
Microsoft .NET will be an extremely valuable set of products for our
mutual customers."
It is here! Download this incredible preview version today and
put it to work on your Visual Studio .NET projects.
Microsoft Online Certified Professional Magazine reviews Total
Access Statistics for Access 2002.
The Total Visual Developer Suite includes Total Visual
SourceBook and Total Visual CodeTools, with new support for
Access 2000/2002, Office 2000/XP and Visual Basic 6.0
Smart Access eXTRA issue 3.1.
Developers can create applications faster, analyze and
cross-reference code, simplify development efforts, and
improve the quality of their results with our productivity
products.
New Support for Access 2002, new code for ASP and more!
Total Visual
CodeTools for Access 2000/2002 and Visual Basic 6.0 is now available.
Designing
Commercial Web Services: Part 1, Security and Flexibility with the .NET
Framework.
You check and
re-check and make sure every button works, and every report is complete
and understandable. The big day comes. You demo your application to users,
or send reports out to the company. And all that people remember is the
spelling error that you missed.
You check and
re-check and make sure every button works, and every report is
complete and understandable. The big day comes. You demo your
application to users, or send reports out to the company. And
all that people remember is the spelling error that you
missed.
You check and
re-check and make sure every button works, and every report is
complete and understandable. The big day comes. You demo your
application to users, or send reports out to the company. And
all that people remember is the spelling error that you
missed.
New Support for 2002! Robust and Professional rich text
formatting - Now with full justification of text!
Automate the documentation of SQL Server
using Total SQL Analyzer.
SQL
Sever Performance.com
"Total SQL Server Analyzer is an invaluable
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performing better uses for my time." -- Brian Knight, SQL Server
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Powerful Number Cruncher
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New Support for 2002! The most powerful data
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Automate
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27 ActiveX
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"If you
want to keep your database running efficiently,
Total SQL Analyzer could provide the answer." - Kay Ewbank
"This is
one Access utility that's worth the money", said reviewer Danny Lesandrini.
On the Radio
On the
October 27 radio broadcast of "Let's
Talk Computers", Luke Chung, FMS President, discusses changes in
the computer industry and the 15 year anniversary of FMS.
"I hate documenting things as much as anyone, but I recognize the value
and try to spend time working on it. I was excited to see a product that
would ease the burden of documentation." -- Steve Jones, SQL
Server Central.com
FMS is selected by Microsoft
as a Visual Studio Partner.
FMS offers heightened convenience with ESD
- now available
Entrepreneurs Tour of
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was built slowly and carefully over 15 years. No overnight, get rich quick
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In the Gold category of Best Access Add-In -
Total Access Analyzer 2000; In the Gold category of Best Access Add-In
- Total Access Components 2000;
In the Gold category of Best Visual Basic Add-In -
Total Visual CodeTools 2000.
"It's greatest strength lies in preserving a set of document snapshots for
database object comparison over time." -- Danny J. Lesandrini
The world's first professional documentation and analysis program for
Microsoft SQL Server. Now you finally can take control of SQL Server with
Total SQL Analyzer.
FMS products for Office XP and Access 2002.
"Every time I look at the package with the little blue-and-green tag
reading "What's your time worth?" I think about the thousands of lines of
ready-to-use code that come with it. I must say that on more than one
occasion Total Visual SourceBook has made the difference between a
marginally profitable project and a soundly profitable one. I cannot
imagine any VB programmer who could live without this excellent tool." -
Thomas Wagner of MS Office Deployment and Development
April 8-12, 2001
Orlando, FL
Exhibitor
Speaker - Luke Chung, FMS President, answers Access questions and
demonstrates FMS products for Access
VBPJ 2001 Readers Choice Award
Total Visual Agent 2000 voted the Readers Choice Award for
Best Middleware & Data Connectivity.
We
Want Your Input
Our continued efforts to improve are still strongly focused on customer
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VSLive/VBITS
January 13-20, 2001
San Francisco, CA
Exhibitor
Speaker at Tools Track
The entire USPS 5-digit zip code database
with
corresponding
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monthly subscription updates. Enter a zip code and
go!
FMS Visits NYC
January 8, 2001, Access SIG, New York, NY - Speaker, Luke Chung,
President. Upcoming Events
Get involved in the
community. Do you have a question or need product support? Discuss the
solution while you gain knowledge on the FMS Community Newsgroup site.
We've improved everything to better communicate with you.
Total Visual SourceBook
2000 was voted "Most Popular Programming Component" while Total Visual
CodeTools 2000 received Straight A's in its categories. Awards
Microsoft Access Dev Con 2000 Pinnacle Awards
FMS collected seven awards during the DevConnections 2000 conference in
New Orleans. Jointly sponsored by DevConnections and Pinnacle Publishing,
these awards recognize excellence in third party tools and are chosen by
developers like you who really use and know the tools.
Awards
On the Radio
On the August 12 radio broadcast of "Let's
Talk Computers", Luke Chung, FMS President, discusses FMS and ways
to develop Visual Basic applications more efficiently with FMS products.
Serious Access developers should get our award-winning products in suite
bundles to save time and money! Now available for Access 2000.
Visual Basic developers can now get our award-winning products in money
saving bundles! Designed for individual developers and development teams, these suites
will save you time and headaches!
FMS President Luke
Chung is now serving as president of the Washington, DC chapter of the
Young Entrepreneurs' Organization (YEO). YEO is a global, non-profit,
educational organization that helps its 3500+ members build upon their
successes through an array of learning and peer-to-peer support
opportunities.
1999 VBXTRAS Thunderbolt Awards
Total VB SourceBook, is still receiving recognition and awards from
the VB community! Total VB SourceBook has received the VBXTRAS Best Source
Code Library and the Best Collection of General Purpose Components Awards.
Each year readers of VBXTRAS -- a leading magazine for Visual Basic®
programmers -- select the award-winning products because theyre the most
intriguing, innovative, and promise the best value for Visual Basic
developers. Awards
Increase your
productivity and let your entire development team share and enforce a
consistent set of coding standards. Supports Access/Office 2000 and Visual
Basic 6.0
The Ultimate Code
Library for Developers, Teams and Enterprises! Supports Access/Office 2000
and Visual Basic 6.0
The only collection of
custom controls designed specifically for Access. Easily add new power and
functionality to your Access applications.
Winner of every Best
Access Add-in award since 1994. Total Access Analyzer 2000 is now
available.
"It's not
very often that one runs into a product that is useful to so many members
of an IS team. A network administrator can use it, because data backup is
typically something assigned to this person; a corporate developer or DBA
can use it to maintain Jet databases in their optimal state; and a
consultant can use its e-mail notification capabilities. It's so easy to
run that, in a pinch, even a power user can use it. Total Visual Agent is
a real find, a rare combination of ease of use, and "bang for the buck."
In the end, no other competitor even comes close!"-Thomas
Wagner, MS Office and VBA Developer
Only Total Access Memo 2000 gives you the power to add full
formatting to your rich text data! Our super-easy data binding means the
you can integrate rich-text right into your existing tables.
The most
powerful data analysis program for Microsoft Access is now available for
Access 2000. Perform a wide range of statistical analysis on your
databases.
Microsoft reports a bug in Access 2000 that they say can be resolved by
using FMS' Total Access Memo 2000! According to Microsoft, you
cannot see the contents of an embedded Microsoft Rich TextBox ActiveX
Control when you Print Preview a report in Access 2000. However, FMS has a
RichText control available that does not result in the behavior described
in the article.
Click here to read about the bug and the solution using Total Access Memo
2000!
Total
VB SourceBook Reviewed
Total VB SourceBook
received another glowing review. This time from Visual Developer magazine.
"Total
VB SourceBook calls itself The Ultimate Code Library for Visual Basic,
and from what I can see it lives up to that claim....
"Anyone starting out with VB project needs Total VB SourceBook. While more
experienced programmers will already know many of the techniques and
procedures in this database, everyone will find something to use. The
ability to add and index your own procedures in a multi-programmer
environment makes this a tool no VB programmer should be without" - Matt
Hart, Visual Developer Review
See what the
experts are saying about our statistical analysis program for Visual Basic
in the May issue of VBPJ or see full text of the
article online.
"If
you are looking for a small but powerful statistical calculation engine,
Total VB Statistics can help. It is flexible and easy to use, and best of
all, it writes the code for you." - Rama Ramachandran,
VBPJ Review
Total VB SourceBook Wins the 1999 VBPJ Readers' Choice Award
Total VB SourceBook,
FMS' debut Visual Basic product, is already receiving recognition and
awards from the VB community! Total VB SourceBook received the highly
coveted Visual Basic Programmer's Journal (VBPJ) Reader's Choice
Award. Each year readers of VBPJ -- the leading magazine for Visual
Basic® programmers -- select the award-winning products because
theyre the most intriguing, innovative, and promise the best value
for Visual Basic developers. See the
press release for more details.
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Total Access Detective Reviewed
Total Access Detective
was reviewed in the March 1999
Denver Access Area User Group Newsletter.
Click here for full text of the article!
"Total
Access Detective is valuable for those times when you have two or more
versions or copies of the same database and you are not sure which one is
the latest version. This program is a must have for those times when you
have two or more people working on the same project, it takes the
confusion out of trying to determine which changes or updates are the
correct ones."
Join
Our On-line Community
FMS has
introduced several Newsgroups for the Access and VB community. Get
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Total VB SourceBook Reviewed
Read the
rave reviews Total VB Visual Basic SourceBook has received:
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--
WinPlanet Review
FMS
Wins 13 Access-VB-Office Advisor Reader's Choice Awards!
Seven of our
add-ins won thirteen awards in the 1998 Access-Office-VB Advisor Readers
Choice Awards. Access-Office-VB Advisor is the premier magazine for
Microsoft Access. With this clean sweep of the majority of the Microsoft
Access categories, FMS is clearly established as the leading 3rd party
product provider for Access. The following is a list of our award winning
products:
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