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Rank: Newbie
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Joined: 3/19/2009
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Location: Philadelphia, Mo. USA 63463
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I am not familiar with your prior version or access database. But I currently have a couple of questions. 1. Is there more information about mdb_builder on this site? 2. Do you have to have access to be able to use the results of mdb_builder the .mdb files? 3. Is this mdb_builder simple enough for a beginner to use? Please copy me your answer at my email address. Thank You in advance for your time.
Sincerely, 1bluelight
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Rank: Administration
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You do need to have MS Access installed to open MS Access files.
As long as you have any version from MS Access 2000 - MS Access 2007 the program should function as advertised.
I see no reason why beginners cannot use this; there are not loads of options that may confuse a beginner user.
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With the above in mind you can use MS Access as a back end and a 3rd party program as a front end. I know of a business that uses it like so. However you will likely need to install some software/drivers but this should be handled by your 3rd party software.
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