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Version 6.1 · 2023-11-02
Improve compatibility with latest version Access.
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The store currently lists version 6.1, updated 2023-11-02.








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View and Edit(in-app) Microsoft Access database on your iPhone or iPad natively with this App, you can view it easily with Sort, Paging and Filter. With the new in-app item you can even edit it directly on your phone, and export database data or schema DDL .
***** We also have Mac version 'Viewer for Access Database' available on Mac App Store. *****
( This is the viewer version with in-app purchase Edit features, we also have 'Editor for Access Database' with all features included. )
Support Access Database Version:
* Microsoft Access 2000
* Microsoft Access 2002
* Microsoft Access 2003
* Microsoft Access 2007
* Microsoft Access 2010
* Microsoft Access 2013
* Microsoft Access 2016
Features:
* Support mdb and accdb Microsoft Access database format.…
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Improve compatibility with latest version Access.
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