This manual is intended for use by anyone who wants to install the Easysoft JDBC-Access Gateway, configure it, and then access Microsoft Access databases from Java.
The sections written for the Microsoft Windows platform require some familiarity with the use of buttons, menus, icons and text boxes. If you have any experience of Apple Macintosh computers, Microsoft Windows or the X Window System, you will have no difficulty with these sections.
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At the command prompt, type admin.
Introduces the Easysoft JDBC-Access Gateway.
Explains how to install the Easysoft JDBC-Access Gateway.
Explains how to use the Easysoft JDBC-Access Gateway to connect to your Access database from Java.
Technical Reference and Glossary
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