FMS Products for Microsoft Access 2007
All
of our Microsoft Access products support Access 2007 and are shipping!
Thank you for your interest in our Access 2007 products. We worked with Access 2007 since the alpha version and are delighted by the considerable investment Microsoft made to enhance Access. With Access 2007, new features can be easily added that was impossible before, and Access applications now offer a completely modern user interface.
Rather than simply porting our products to Microsoft Access 2007 with the same functionality as before, we invested the time and effort to make sure we take advantage of the new capabilities of Access 2007, added features requested by our customers, and applied the new Office/Access 2007 look and feel.
Some of our new releases were only for Access 2007 while others involved supporting older versions as well.
Microsoft Access 2007 Versions Available for All Products
Microsoft Access 2007 versions were created for all our products:
| Product | Enhancements |
|---|---|
| Total Access Admin | Supports Access 2007's new ACCDB database format, log file for
connections and disconnects, compact when everyone exits, command line launching, improved
UI and ease of use, etc. New Features |
| Total Access Analyzer | Supports Access 2007 new objects, field types, properties,
embedded macros, VBA, and ACCDB databases. Many new Access
2007 recommendations for Access Best Practices. New Features |
| Total Access Components | Supports Access 2007 (in addition to Access 2003, 2002, and
2000). New Cursor control, control enhancements, and support
for Windows Themes and the
Office/Access 2007 look and feel. New Features |
| Total Access Detective | New version for Access 2007 to
support new field types, properties and ACCDB databases. For
Access 2007 and prior versions, support for data comparison
of ADP tables, data comparison between queries, inexact data
comparisons, and improved ADP support. New Features |
| Total Access Memo | New version for Access 2007 and prior versions with support
for Access 2007 ACCDB formats, the new forms in Access 2007,
and spell checking enhancements. New Features |
| Total Access Speller | New version for Access 2007 with X.5 release for prior Access versions.
Now with support for ADPs and ACCDBs. New Features |
| Total Access Startup | Supports Access 2007 and ACCDB databases, launching ADPs,
and running "acceptable" Access versions from Access 2007
down to 2000 based on what's on the user's
machine, etc. New Features |
| Total Access Statistics | Supports Access 2007
and prior Access versions with support for ADPs and ACCDB
databases. New types of analysis such as running sums and
averages, updating your data source with percentiles and
regression results, parameter support, etc. New Features |
| Total Visual Agent | Supports Access 2007 and 2007-format databases (*.ACCDB) in
addition to all earlier Access/Jet versions and VB6. Enhanced
NT Service features and a streamlined user interface. New Features |
| Total Visual CodeTools | Supports Access/Office 2007 and earlier Office versions and VB6.
Adds unused variable detection, improved code builders such
as the Recordset Builder with browse options, New Procedure
Builder with enhanced error handling options, customizable
variable renaming, faster cleanup and delivery,
etc. New Features |
| Total Visual SourceBook | Supports Access/Office 2007 and earlier Office versions and
VB6. Adds lots of new code and revised code to support Access
and Outlook 2007. Improved user interface and Vista/Win7 support
makes it easier to use than ever. New Features |
|
Suites |
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| Total Visual Developer Suite | Includes SourceBook and CodeTools |
| Total Access Developer Suite | Includes Analyzer, CodeTools, Components, Detective and SourceBook |
| Total Access Ultimate Suite | Includes Admin, Agent, Analyzer, CodeTools, Components, Detective, Emailer, SourceBook, Speller, Startup, and Statistics |
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