MS Access is a proprietary database which Microsoft has chosen to only
support on Windows. While you can do the same thing using any number of
Mac-only or cross-platform tools, if they need work done on an existing
Access DB your only choice will be to buy and set up both Windows and
Access. Of course you can do this in vmware or bootcamp.
CB
On 8/20/14, 11:23 AM, Brandon A. Olivares wrote:
Hello,
Is there an alternative to MS Access on the Mac? My wife is working
for a place that has an Access database on their computers, and want
her to be able to work on it. Any advice would be appreciated.
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