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You'll have to look at the file on a computer with Access 2007 (or higher) installed - depending on the version of Access used to create the database.<br />
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(The accdb format is not Access 2003 compatible)
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You'll have to look at the file on a computer with Access 2007 (or higher) installed - depending on the version of Access used to create the database.

(The accdb format is not Access 2003 compatible)

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??? &nbsp;What is the purpose of using this software if you already have Access 2007 installed?
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???  What is the purpose of using this software if you already have Access 2007 installed?

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Jim, &nbsp;That did it. &nbsp;Thanks.
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I have Access 2003, but need to view a .accdb file.<br />
Downloaded &quot;MDB Viewer Plus&quot;, but it gives me this error message: &quot;Provider cannot be found. &nbsp;It may not be properly installed.&quot;<br />
If I try to open a .mdb file, everything seems to work.<br />
Any suggestions?
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I have Access 2003, but need to view a .accdb file.
Downloaded "MDB Viewer Plus", but it gives me this error message: "Provider cannot be found.  It may not be properly installed."
If I try to open a .mdb file, everything seems to work.
Any suggestions?

Cannot open .accdb file

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