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Microsoft Access Personal Company Contact Database Templates

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Free Aksa Networks Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 Version 1.0 Full Specs
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Publisher Aksa Networks
Publisher web site http://access-templates.com/
Release Date May 17, 2016
Date Added May 17, 2016
Version 1.0

Category
Category Business Software
Subcategory Database Management Software

Operating Systems
Operating Systems Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10
Additional Requirements Microsoft Access 2007 or Later

Download Information
File Size 1.31MB
File Name Microsoft-Access-Personal-Company-Contact-Database-Templates.accdb

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Total Downloads 945
Downloads Last Week 3

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License Model Free
Limitations Not available
Price Free
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