May 2011
For Microsoft
Access, SQL Server,
Visual Studio .NET, and VB6 Professionals
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Everyone,
I'm looking forward to attending and speaking at the Microsoft Access
User Group Conference in the hills of Portland, Oregon this weekend. I
hope to see some of you there.
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In this month's email newsletter, we'd like to thank Daniel Pineault for
his review of Total Visual SourceBook, and Microsoft for their release
of a new version of the SQL Server Migration Assistant.
We're proud to participate in a joint press release with London based
Videre Est Credere about how they're using our Sentinel Visualizer
link analysis program to combat human rights atrocities. I'm always
inspired by people who are willing to take great personal risk to create
a more just and safe world. I was also pleasantly surprised to see Terry
Gilliam of Monty Python fame on their board of trustees. Cool!
Right before Microsoft's announced merger with Skype, we contracted for
Skype's international calling plan. We'll see what happens next. There
are a lot of exciting possibilities.
All the best,
Luke Chung
President
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Meet Luke Chung at Portland Oregon Access User Group Conference
Luke Chung Speaking at Portland Access User Group Conference
FMS
President Luke Chung will be attending and speaking
at the three day Microsoft Access conference
sponsored by the
Portland Oregon
Access User Group. Join him and other guest
speakers including Alison Balter from InfoTech
Services Group Inc., Armen Stein from J Street
Technology, and Kevin Bell from Microsoft.
Luke will be speaking on the following topics:
- FMS Products for Microsoft Access Developers
and How they Make You Money
- Microsoft Access and Azure: Working
in the Cloud
- Microsoft Access Disaster Recovery Plans
For complete details visit
PAUG 2011 Database Designer Conference and
see you there May 14-16
Product Review: Total Visual SourceBook
Read recent review of Total Visual SourceBook
by Daniel Pineault, a Microsoft Access MVP:
"What
I wouldn’t have given to be aware of this add-in when I was starting out
as a developer! Seriously, this add-in would have saved me hundreds,
if not thousands, of hours searching online, posting to forums, to find
out how to code what I needed to do. Beyond which, it provides the user
with a standardized set of procedures, instead of trying to piece
together countless routines found here and there as you search online."
Complete Review
Total Visual SourceBook is the most extensive professional source
code library for Microsoft Access, Office, and Visual Basic 6.0. With
194 modules, 100,000+ lines of code, and almost 20,000 lines of
examples, this collection of consistently written, well tested code is
available for you royalty-free! Insert the code directly into your
projects and call it. Since it's source code, you can examine each line,
learn from it, and enhance our code for your specific mission.
The shipping version of Total Visual SourceBook supports Microsoft
Access 2007 and the 32 bit version of Access 2010. We're working on an
update to provide support for the 64 bit version of Access/Office 2010
to support 64 bit API calls.
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Free
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Congratulations to our friends and Microsoft
MVPs, Arvin Meyer and Douglas Steele who recently
published Microsoft Access Solutions:
Tip, Tricks and Secrets from Microsoft Access
MVPs. Filled with quick ways to improve
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copy of this book.
Free book offer details..
Sentinel Visualizer
Helping to Expose Human Rights Violations
Our
link analysis program, Sentinel Visualizer, continues to help organizations better
manage and understand their data for some amazing missions.
Read our joint
press release with London based Videre Est Credere (Seeing is Believing)
on how Sentinel Visualizer is a cornerstone of their
methodology for organizing their data and
activities. They train and equip citizens in Africa to record human
rights atrocities and expose it to the global press. We're proud to play
a role in their efforts to make a more safe and just world, and thank
those who are willing to do so at great personal risk.
Free Update for Total Access
Emailer 2010 and Versions X.6
We've released an update to
Total Access Emailer for Microsoft Access 2010 and the X.6 versions for Access
2007 and earlier. Existing customers were emailed notification
of download instructions to get the latest version. If you haven't
received yours, please contact us.
Update details.
New Microsoft
Access
to SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) Released
Microsoft has released their SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA)
version 5.0. Migrate databases from Microsoft Access, MySQL, Oracle, and
Sybase to SQL Server. Download the free
SQL Server Migration Assistant.
If you're interested with assistance migrating your Access databases to
SQL Server or SQL Azure, please visit our
Microsoft SQL Server
Migration Center and contact our Professional Solutions Group.
Thank you for your continued interest and
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