Yes. PHP supports an API called ODBC that allows it to interact with Microsoft Access databases.
PHP is used to create dynamic websites, this is a step up from HTML as it allows you to do much more than creating static websites. Using a language such as PHP also gives you access to using databases with your website such as MySQL.
With VB.NET or C#, both from Visual Studio from Microsoft, into an ASP.NET webpage. You can also do it with JAVA or PHP with the appropiate libraries.
It purely depends on what your server setup is (i.e windows or linux) see this page for additional help: http://uk.php.net/mssql
PHP is used with HTML to interact with the web server to process forms, access and manipulate
No, HTML is not a programming language. It doesn't have the tools necessary to link to the database. You'll need something a little bit heavier, like PHP, ASP, JSP, or Ruby. (Or any of a billion others.)
In PHP you would need to change the file permissions using the function chmod().
In PHP you would need to change the file permissions using the function chmod().
PHP is a server-side language, and doesn't have access to your hard-drive. You have to get the user to upload the picture to the server, first.
http://apex.vtc.com/access-2010.php is great place for you. You can get video tutorials for only 30$. You have also many free demos for Introduction , Database Basics and Database Design Basics.
When data is POSTed to a PHP script, you may access them from the $_POST super global variable.
Using content fetchers such as cURL or the file_get_contents function, you can fetch and retrieve the contents of the RSS feed. Then you can parse the data using XML parsers to generate usable data that can be processed by your script. In short, it is possible to access any published RSS feed using PHP.