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Access2MySQL Pro has been released!

Access to MySQL Pro - Enhanced Converter

(PRWEB) December 23, 2003 --Access2MySQL Pro Convertor is a program which gives an opportunity to perform MS Access (mdb) to MySQL and MySQL to Access database convertions simply by having configurated several options of wizard-like application. Convert your dbs using professional tool. Do it faster, more reliable and comfortably. Whether you want to copy a whole database or convert a number of tables, Access2MySQL Pro is at your service. Get the best for resonable price.

Having been working in data convertions for over a three years, we clearly understand the needs and requirements of our customers, register right now and you will get the best service. Any puzzles or questions? The support team is always awaiting for your enquiries or suggestions, that's our job and we do our best, 7/24.

Nice discounts are also available for registered members, get more tools for lower price. The data base convertions might not be cheaper, only $49 US dollars and you have unlimited capabilities for db convertion. Note, Access2MySQL is tested with extremely large and intricate databases, all the test had a successful results.
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