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Microsoft Officexp Developer Officexp Developer provides the tools and features to enable developers to make use of the new functionality in Officexp, as well as enhancements that ensure developer productivity. What follows is a general overview of Officexp Developer; see this site's personal review by clicking here. This release offers improved Component Object Model (COM) and integration with Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) throughout Office. You can quickly develop solutions using common programming techniques that are familiar to your corporate developers. Microsoft Officexp Developer includes enhanced development tools and documentation for developers building Microsoft Office XP solutions.You can quickly build business solutions leveraging pre-built components. Microsoft Officexp Developer delivers tools and components that enable the development of Web-based collaboration, workflow, and data-driven solutions. Quickly deploy applications into an environment that is familiar to end users, reducing training time and support costs. Microsoft Officexp Developer provides all of the necessary tools for easily deploying and managing Officexp solutions. BackOffice Server 2000 Microsoft BackOffice Server 2000, an integrated server suite, includes the latest versions of the following Microsoft server applications: Windows 2000 Server, SQL Server 2000, Exchange 2000 Server, HIS 2000, ISA 2000, and Systems Management Server 2.0 with SP 2.0. With BackOffice Server 2000, companies can tailor their infrastructure deployment by using MultiServer, easily build customized solutions, and both manage and monitor the environment via local or remote administration. It is flexible and scalable: MultiServer deployment of BackOffice Server 2000 makes it easy to deploy a customized application server configuration on one, two, or three physical servers.BackOffice Server 2000 allows administrators to install single elements of the server application components they want to use on any of up to three possible physical servers. The MultiServer planning wizard helps users plan the installation and guides them through deploying the servers. BackOffice Server Setup automatically tracks the deployment of the MultiServer in the Windows 2000 Active Directory service. The Internet connection wizard guides users through configuring BackOffice Server as the gateway server connecting the IT network to the Internet. The wizard helps with configuration of Windows 2000, TCP/IP, e-mail, and firewalls. And with Windows terminal-services-based administration, administrators can use either an Internet connection through a Web client such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or a direct-dial RAS connection to manage remote sites with the BackOffice Server Management Console, accessing the same management software functionality as if the user were on the LAN or sitting in front of the server machine. Access 2000 Microsoft Access 2000 is a versatile data management program, useful for home-office application as well as large-scale corporate databases shared by many users. It's fully compatible with Microsoft Windows 98, and features the same point-and-click simplicity of all Microsoft Office products. As with all Office 2000 products, Web integration is the key to the improvements of Access 2000 over previous versions.For a database package, Access is easy to learn and much more user friendly than many older database programs. Querying is done through the fully integrated SQL Server, and all your data management, including forms, reports, data analysis, and tables, can be done within an Internet Explorer window using data access pages. Users can create an SQL Server database within Access 2000, providing data access to a range of clients. FrontPage 2000 Web authoring tool that also features web site management capabilities. This package emulates Word in its word processing capabilities, and it offers excellent integration with Microsoft Access. |