UNC Linux Users Group

[Brian Payst <brian_payst AT unc.edu>]

crossover office might do it for you, it's commercial, but I've had 
success with it in the past.

It runs access well, but not perfectly.

Free trial:

http://www.codeweavers.com/site/products/download_trial?cw=c31e342bd5de7d13d4b6659bcb4a93eb

Cristobal M Palmer wrote:
> I need more coffee, too.
>
> I also need a way to use MSACCESS.EXE while running Debian.
>
> Failing that, I need a simple viewer for .mdb files.
>
> The former is MUCH preffered.
>
> wine = fail
>
> I've also tried a thing called Gnome MDB Viewer 0.6pre1, but it doesn't
> seem to handle queries correctly. If I open a saved .mdb, I don't see the
> queries I've done.
>
> :-/
>
> kinda useless.... Thanks in advance
>
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Brian Payst, MS
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