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Is there an Access version for Mac? How compatible is it with mdb.



 
 
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Old March 5th, 2005, 09:51 PM
akeaglevet
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Default Is there an Access version for Mac? How compatible is it with mdb.

I'm an experienced Access programmer but I've never had to create a database
to bridge between two different OS's. Is there a Mac version of MS Access and
is it relatively simple to convert mdb's back and forth? I could probably do
this using ODBC or a web page interface, but it needs to be simple since the
other site is far away (Hawaii) and the people are not terribly computer
savvy. Any ideas?
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Old March 5th, 2005, 10:26 PM
Ken Snell [MVP]
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No, ACCESS is not available in a Mac Version.

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"akeaglevet" wrote in message
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I'm an experienced Access programmer but I've never had to create a
database
to bridge between two different OS's. Is there a Mac version of MS Access
and
is it relatively simple to convert mdb's back and forth? I could probably
do
this using ODBC or a web page interface, but it needs to be simple since
the
other site is far away (Hawaii) and the people are not terribly computer
savvy. Any ideas?



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Old March 7th, 2005, 08:06 PM
John Nurick
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If you want to stick with Access you'll need to develop a web browser
interface.

Otherwise, you might like to check out 4th Dimension
(http://www.4d.com/) which comes in Windows and Mac versions. It's
conceptually reasonably similar to Access (much more so than FileMaker).



On Sat, 5 Mar 2005 13:51:02 -0800, "akeaglevet"
wrote:

I'm an experienced Access programmer but I've never had to create a database
to bridge between two different OS's. Is there a Mac version of MS Access and
is it relatively simple to convert mdb's back and forth? I could probably do
this using ODBC or a web page interface, but it needs to be simple since the
other site is far away (Hawaii) and the people are not terribly computer
savvy. Any ideas?


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