Monthly Archives: January 2010

Jan 27

Considering Cloud Computing with Microsoft Azure?

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The Microsoft Azure platform is now available for production use!

We’ve been using Azure over the past year for web/asp.net hosting and SQL Server solutions. We have been very impressed with its features and capabilties. We believe it will revolutionize how we create and deploy applications, and look forward to providing commercial and custom solutions and services with Azure.

We’re already working on several projects including the merging of the Windows desktop/Microsoft Access/Office with the web. We look forward to sharing more with you in the near future.

What do you think about Azure and cloud computing?

Jan 25

New Update for Total Visual SourceBook 2007

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Microsoft Access ModulesTotal Visual SourceBookMicrosoft Access Modules

Total Visual SourceBook is the most popular professional source code library for the Microsoft Access/VBA/VB6 community. This huge library of powerful, well tested, and documented VBA/VB6 source code is available for your projects royalty free! Eliminate the drudgery of writing code that already exists. Simply insert our code into your project and run it.

As part of our commitment to quality, we are pleased to announce that we have released a new update for Total Visual SourceBook 2007. This update resolves all known issues since their original release.

The updates are available free of charge to registered owners who were notified via email. If you did not receive instructions, please contact us so we can update your information. 

Jan 25

New Video: An Introduction to Social Network Analysis

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Link Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Geospatial, and Timeline SoftwareThe FMS Advanced Systems Group has a new video for its Sentinel Visualizer program: An Introduction to Social Network Analysis (SNA). If you are trying to find hidden relationships among people, places, and events, Social Network Analysis can help.

Social Network Analysis is a subset of network theory that finds important relationships and centrality in complex networks. Learn how organizations in the law enforcement, intelligence, defense, finance, and other data intensive fields are using Sentinel Visualizer in their missions.

Here's more information on Sentinel Visualizer and its Link Analysis features.

Jan 22

Microsoft Access Percentile Calculations with Total Access Statistics

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Total Access Statistics is the world’s most popular data analysis program for Microsoft Access. It runs as an Access add-in to let you extend the numerical analysis capabilities of Microsoft Access queries.

A common need among MS Access users and developers is the need to calculate percentiles. We’ve created a new page providing more details on how to Calculate Percentiles in Microsoft Access with Total Access Statistics. Percentiles can be generated on the data from your table or query, and are provided in three ways:

  • A new table with each percentile value as a separate field
  • A new table with each percentile value as a separate record
  • Updating a field in your table with the percentile value corresponding to the data in your record

Download the Total Access Statistics trial version to see for yourself on your own data.

Jan 22

New Updates for Total Access Detective for Microsoft Access

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Microsoft AccessMicrosoft Access Database and Object Comparison ProductTotal Access Detective for Microsoft AccessFind Differences Between Microsoft Access Objects and Databases

Total Access Detective is our popular Microsoft Access database, object, and data comparison product. Compare any two databases or two Access objects in one database to pinpoint exactly how they are different. As part of our commitment to quality, we are pleased to announce that we have released new updates for:

These updates include performance enhancements, Windows 7 support, improved ADP support, and resolve all known issues since their original release. For more details, visit the Total Access Detective Updates page.

The updates are available free of charge to registered owners who were notified via email. If you did not receive instructions, please contact us so we can update your information.

Jan 15

Total Visual SourceBook 2007 Ships for Microsoft Access, Office, and Visual Basic 6

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Microsoft Access ModulesTotal Visual SourceBookMicrosoft Access Modules

Total Visual SourceBook, the most popular professional source code library for Microsoft Access, Office and Visual Basic 6 is shipping with an expanded code base and improved code manager. With 194 modules/classes and over 100,000 lines of code, Total Visual SourceBook lets you add our well written, documented, and tested code into your VBA/VB6 projects royalty-free. Includes full support for Access 2007, lots of new code for Outlook 2007, Office 2007, the web, etc. Learn more about Total Visual SourceBook and why so many developers use and learn from our years of experience creating professional quality solutions.

Jan 06

The HotMommas 2009-2010 Case Study Competition Has Begun

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The HotMommas Project

Professor Kathy Korman Frey at the George Washington University School of Business has kicked off the 2009-2010 HotMommas Case Study Competition. It is a unique project that takes the stories of the women and makes them teachable in a “case study” format, thus providing scalable, global access to role models and virtual mentors. You may recall us mentioning our work on this project not long ago.

If you want to nominate someone (yourself included) for the 2009-2010 competition, go to the HotMommas Facebook page or send an email with their information.

Links

The HotMommas Project

Why Role Models Matter for Women and Girls

Hot Mommas Project Everyday Revolutionaties

Washington Post article