MS Access, Excel, Visual Basic and C# developers in New Orleans, LA

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Dec 132017

Microsoft Access – MS Excel – Visual Basic – C#

We support clients in New Orleans, LA as well as International Clients

In a rush, Call us at 972-245-0340

MS Access is an excellent tool for both single-user and multi-user business solutions. While Access may not be indicated for high volume transaction environments (such as reservation systems), it is a proven, powerful application development tool at the department-level (up to 30-40 users, in some cases more), and for small business applications (single, or multi-user).

We develop applications using Microsoft tools like:

MS Access
Front end for client/server. Back end for small or mid-size databases.
MS SQL Server
Back end for .NET client/server or web database.
Active Server Pages (ASP)
Front end for web.
Visual Basic
When you need custom controls or small distribution file.
Web Site Design
Internet Information Server, HTML, VBScript, CSS, JavaScript Web page
development and .NET network support.

Are you looking for a unique database design but not quite sure how to get there? In many situations, companies like yours truly need a custom Access database to fully optimize the data they have or want to collect and develop the functions and features that will allow them to generate intelligent reports. That’s where we come in handy. We listen to you and see what your requirements are. Then we try to figure out whether your requirements can be better handled by a custom MS Access database, a custom Excel sheet or maybe some custom coding in Visual Basic or C#.

We can help with:

Tables
Queries
Forms
Reports
VBA – Visual Basic for applications
Data import / export
Merging data with Word or Excel
Linking to SQL server data
Data migration
MS Access version updates

Custom Excel Programming:

We can help with custom excel programming and also integrate Excel with your MS Access or SQL database. We can work with you to help you get the most out of Microsoft Excel. When you come to us with a spreadsheet problem, we will try and see how our work will fit into your bigger picture. Our Excel experts have worked within, and consulted for companies of all sizes, across all industries. So although we
specialize in Excel development and coding, we are consultants as well as programmers.

MS Access, Excel, Visual Basic and C# developers in the New Orleans, LA

Financial Models
Proposal or Quote Generators
Custom Reports
Sales and invoicing systems
Data Processing
Custom Spreadsheet Templates
Dashboards / Summaries
Automate Repetitive Tasks

Visual Basic Developer:

For many custom applications, you may need a Visual Basic programmer / developer to create custom functions for you, generate application
specific reports, perform certain database functions and create application specific UI screens.

MS Access, Excel, Visual Basic and C# developers in the New Orleans, LA

We can help you with Visual Basic programming as well as C# where applicable. Quick access to your business information is critical. Our database programmers create custom database applications designed to improve business productivity. Visual Basic is used to perform data validation and creation of user-friendly features on data entry screens. Advanced table design makes your database shareable and fast. We perform database design and contract programming in MS Access and MS Office.

Microsoft Access – MS Excel – Visual Basic – C# developers in New Orleans, LA

LA feasted at Korean Food Fair for media conference and B2B meetings and tasting

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Nov 042013

LA feasted at Korean Food Fair for media conference and B2B meetings and tasting

High quality fresh Korean food at the 2013 Korean Food Fair. www.at.or,kr LOS ANGELES, California – Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation (“aT“) served traditional and fresh foods – Korean style at the ‘K-Food Fair,’ a brand-new trade show in combination of Korean foods and business consultations, on October 22-23 at the Hyatt Regency-LA Downtown Hotel (a.k.a The L.A. Hotel Downtown, 333 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, CA 90071). The 2-day event opened with a media conference for general information regarding Korean Foods and its industry, followed by a panel focused on sharing the knowledge and experience of Korean foods, which was led by two popular chefs, Mr. Bernard Guillas and Ms. Cathlyn Choi. The award-winning Chef Guillas also demonstrated his creation of Korean and French fusion desserts. As part of the conference, “aT” provided Korean fermented foods and organic products to all attending media correspondents on the opening day of the 2013 Korean Food Fair. After the media conference, the 2-day trade show held ‘B2B’ consultations between buyers from U.S., Canada, and South America and food companies from Korea. Experience “Hansik” (Korean food) at a Korean restaurant near you. Korean food is well known to be healthy and full of flavor. www.at.or.kr The Fair was designed to provide current and prospective Korean well-being food consumers with an opportunity to gain knowledge, skills and connections to strengthen Korean food exportation. The 2013 Korean Food Fairs in Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam, were successful in expanding Korean fermented and organic food Read More …

LA 18 KSCI-TV Harvest Moon Festival 2013

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Sep 112013

LA 18 KSCI-TV Harvest Moon Festival 2013

Family Entertainment & a Chance to Win a Brand New Car + Cash Giveaways! (www.la18.tv) Arcadia, CA – LA 18 KSCI-TV celebrates the 18th Annual Harvest Moon Festival on Sunday, September 22 at the beautiful Arcadia County Park from 11am to 5pm. Drawing large crowds from across Southern California, LA 18 hosts the most exciting festival of the season. The Harvest Moon Festival is a holiday boasting a centuries-old tradition, celebrated by many Asian communities. Steeped in cultural tales to delight children of all ages, the festival centers around the full moon, bountiful food, and family gatherings. LA 18’s celebration brings tradition with a contemporary twist in this family-friendly event of Asian cuisine, live entertainment, kids’ activities, shopping and amazing prize giveaways. Visitors can enter for their chance to win a brand new Car or one of several Cash Prizes given away every hour from 1pm to 4pm. Bring the kids to the McDonald’s® Family Pavilion for fun activities, then cool off with a deliciously refreshing sample of McDonald’s® New McCafé Blueberry Pomegranate Smoothie. Visit the Hyundai booth to experience the all-new 2013 Sante Fe Sport, built for today’s family, and the 2013 Sonata Hybrid, the first non-plug-in hybrid with next-generation lithium polymer battery technology. Get the best deals at the Wells Fargo booth in the Business Square, where giveaways, games, and a photo booth will delight visitors. There’s so much more to experience at all of the various themed pavilions – including the Asian Food Zone, free medical screenings Read More …

‘Pinay’: Cat found on freighter from Philippines to LA

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Jul 302013

‘Pinay’: Cat found on freighter from Philippines to LA

Associated Press 5:57 am | Wednesday, July 31st, 2013 This undated photo provided by the County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control shows a 4-year-old cat that stowed away in a container ship headed from Manila, Philippines, to Los Angeles. The cat, named “Pinay” by staff, is described as a domestic short-haired, orange-and-white female. She is gaining weight and getting stronger after the trip without food or water left her near death. AP PHOTO/COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL LOS ANGELES—A 4-year-old cat that stowed away in a container ship headed from Manila, Philippines, to Los Angeles is gaining weight and getting stronger after the trip without food or water left it near death. Los Angeles County animal control director Marcia Mayeda said the orange-and-white female cat was weak and frail after the 7,300-mile (11,745-kilometer) trip. But after two weeks of treatments, the feline is in fair condition. Hospital staff named the cat Pinay, a common name for a female Filipino. The cat has cleared quarantine but needs to be adopted into a calm home because she is still skittish. Potential adopters can e-mail daccevents@animalcare.lacounty.gov. A year ago, a kitten named Ni Hao survived a freighter trip from China and was placed in a home. Follow Us Recent Stories: Complete stories on our Digital Edition newsstand for tablets, netbooks and mobile phones; 14-issue free trial. About to step out? Get breaking alerts on your mobile.phone. Text ON INQ BREAKING to 4467, for Globe, Read More …

PAL offers business class special from San Francisco and LA to 14 Asian cities

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Jun 262013

PAL offers business class special from San Francisco and LA to 14 Asian cities

INQUIRER.net US Bureau 7:17 am | Thursday, June 27th, 2013 SAN FRANCISCO—Business class travel for two from San Francisco and Los Angeles to 14 Asian destinations is now available from Philippine Airlines for as low as US$5,388 for a limited period. Included destinations are Manila, Cebu, Macau, Hong Kong, Taipei, Beijing, Shanghai, Xiamen, Singapore, Bangkok, Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Denpasar (Bali) and Kuala Lumpur. Roundtrip airfare for two must be purchased between June 24 and July 15, 2013. The special offer requires a minimum stay of three days and a maximum stay of one month. Outbound US travel period is July 16 to Nov. 30, 2013, and travel must be completed by Dec. 14, 2013. Not included in the fare price are fuel surcharge, US government taxes and fees, airport fees and charges, which may all vary according to destination. Fare rules strictly apply. Tickets are valid for sale at PAL ticket offices and travel agents. Follow Us Recent Stories: Complete stories on our Digital Edition newsstand for tablets, netbooks and mobile phones; 14-issue free trial. About to step out? Get breaking alerts on your mobile.phone. Text ON INQ BREAKING to 4467, for Globe, Smart and Sun subscribers in the Philippines. Tags: air travel , Airlines , business class fares , special fares Factual errors? Contact the Philippine Daily Inquirer’s day desk. Believe this article violates journalistic ethics? Contact the Inquirer’s Reader’s Advocate. Or write The Readers’ Advocate:

LOCAL ASIAN TV STATION STEPS UP ITS CAMPAIGN AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

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Jun 042013

KSCI-TV LA 18 to Broadcast “Telethon for Change, Supporting Victims of Domestic Violence” Live on Saturday, June 22, 2013, 3-5pm PST Los Angeles—KSCI-TV LA 18 (LA 18), Los Angeles’ #1 Asian TV station, will air a telethon to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault in the Asian American community for the second year in […]

Fil-Am nonprofit in LA raises $130K in one night

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May 282013

By Mico Letargo AJPress/INQUIRER.net News Partner 3:00 am | Wednesday, May 29th, 2013 LOS ANGELES–After suffering financial strife due to the recession, the longtime community service nonprofit Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA) raised an estimated $130,000 from supporters at its 41st anniversary gala on May 18. The funds were raised from sponsorships, dinner ticket sales, silent auction and other contributions during the celebration themed “Panibagong Simula!” (A New Beginning!) The money will help SIPA serve Filipino-Americans and others through health and human services, economic development programs and by providing a venue for people “to come together and strengthen the community,” explained the organization’s leaders. “Specifically, the expenses that are supported by [the] dinner revenue are the more general operating and administrative expenses of the organization–the operations of the building, facility costs, insurance and related costs,” Executive Director Joel Jacinto told Asian Journal via email. Silent auction a hit SIPA’s much-anticipated annual silent auction featured premium merchandise and goods at the auction for almost half of their actual cost. Among the goodies were premium DVD and BluRay movie bags, collectors’ edition merchandise, Hollywood premiere night tickets, apparel and other memorabilia. According to Jacinto, approximately $5,000 was raised from the silent auction. The actual value of the items sold was around $10,000. Jacinto explained that SIPA usually puts the starting bid at about half of the actual value. Among the notable items sold was a Manny Pacquiao apparel package, valued at $525. It was sold for a winning bid of Read More …

Irish Culture in ‘The Rhythm of Dance’ and Faith of the Church in ‘Fides Ecclesiae’

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Feb 212013

Irish Culture in ‘The Rhythm of Dance’ and Faith of the Church in ‘Fides Ecclesiae’

by Myrna Aquitania Kateri Calungsod This weekend was truly uplifting for me not only did I find myself immersed on Irish culture when we watched “The Rhythm of Dance,” last Saturday night but also overwhelmed by the outstanding performance of the cast and crew of “Fides Ecclesiae” the following day on Sunday evening. On Saturday, after dinner at Mimi’s Cafe, we went to the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts and watched “The Rhythm of Dance.” “The Rhythm of Dance,” was a variety show which featured Irish tapdancing, singing performances by the three Irish tenors plus a showcase of traditional Irish background music played through the use of various musical instruments such as: the harp, fiddle, bodhran, pochette and guitar. Irish tapdancing is a theatrical show, much like Michael Flatly’s “Riverdance” which I have also seen sometime back. This consists of Irish stepdancing techniques shown by the rhythm of leg movements. Body and arms are also kept stationary and the dancers tap their shoes while hititng the floors, which emanates the sounds of percussive instruments. Musical instruments used such as the Celtic harp produces romantic music which has been an important symbol of Irish nationalism since the 10th century. The Irish fiddle on the other hand, is identical to the violin and is played differently in wide varying regional styles. The pochette or kit violin is a stringed musical instrument named as such due to its “pocket” size and the Bodhran is an Irish drum which symbolizes the heartbeat of Irish music. Traditional Irish music Read More …

Travel to Taiwan with LA 18 Celebrities Part 3

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Feb 092013

Travel to Taiwan with LA 18 Celebrities Part 3

Asian celebrities in Los Angeles namely (from left) Tracy Bui, Emily Liu, Jannelle So (second from right) and Hana Kim (rightmost), all of whom are either producers or hosts of a TV program on Channel 18 KSCI headed by their Vice President April Kuan (third from right) in Monday’s news conference in Rosemead to promote Taiwan as a tourist destination as they all listen to Trust Lin (third from left), who heads the Taiwan Tourism Bureau in Los Angeles. The celebrities will lead separate delegations to the Republic of China (Taiwan) for the third and final leg of the Travel to Taiwan with LA 18 Celebrity April 1-6. Photo: Rhony Laigo LOS ANGELES – The Taiwan Tourism Bureau presents the third sequel of the Travel to Taiwan series in conjunction with Channel LA 18 KSCI-TV as part of “Time for Taiwan” promotion. LA 18 celebrities – Jannelle So, Hana Kim, Tracy Bui and Emily Liu – will lead Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese guide tours respectively. The weeklong trip for each group will introduce tour members as well as TV audiences to Taiwan’s cultural customs and traditions. This show will provide TV audiences with an in-depth look at Taiwan’s rich culture and showcase Taiwan’s island beauty. In a news conference held Monday at 888 Seafood Restaurant in Rosemead, the celebrities took part in promoting their tour along with KSC Vice President April Kuan and Taiwan Tourism Bureau Director Trust Lin. The trips are scheduled for March 25 for Chinese and Read More …

Fil-Am bishop joins Calungsod musical

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Feb 042013

By Nimfa U. Rueda Philippine Daily Inquirer 3:22 am | Tuesday, February 5th, 2013 LOS ANGELES—First, he made history as the first Filipino to become bishop in the United States. Now, he scores another first—this time as the first Catholic bishop in America to perform in a theater musical. Oscar Solis and members of the Filipino Priests of Los Angeles—also the first group of priests to perform on stage—have joined the cast of “Fides Ecclesiae (Faith of the Church),” a musical about the lives of Pedro Calungsod, a newly canonized Filipino saint, and St. Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American saint. “Bishop Solis is the first member of the (US) Conference of Catholic Bishops to sing on stage,” said Fr. Robert Victoria, who wrote the script. “Fides Ecclesiae” is also the first Filipino production, as well as the first musical about the Catholic faith, to be staged at the Pantages Theater, a famous Los Angeles landmark known as the go-to venue for blockbuster Broadway entertainment. Victoria said the musical was not only historic but had also been marked by so many “miracles,” which were attributed to Saints Calungsod and Kateri—the two youngest among the seven saints canonized by Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican last October. He cited the stories of a lupus-stricken cast member who experienced a miraculous recovery and the mother of a production crew member who was healed of cancer. “The fact that we were able to get people from different nationalities—Filipinos, Chamorros, Chinese and Americans—to come Read More …