Instead of using the File/Open command in Access to connect to your MySQL database using ODBC and then exporting the individual tables, you can create a new blank Access database and then import ...

To get started with your first Access database, launch Access and choose File > New and then click the Blank Database option. Type a name for your database and click Create.

How to Create a Database in Access First, launch Access and choose File, New. Since you’ll be building this database from scratch, choose Blank database.

This is a simple Access tutorial that demonstrates to the new user how to construct a relational database using Microsoft Access. It is part of the Internet MA Degree in Education: Educational ...

Learn how to create a Comments Table, add database objects, etc, using the Application Parts feature in Microsoft Access.