AccessFIX Data Recovery 5.21

A MS Access data recovery software utility designed to restore corrupt databases AccessFIX is A Microsoft Access database recovery program designed to restore corrupt or damaged files back into a new file.
AccessFIX is an Access database repair software that recovers files created in Microsoft Access 95, 97, 2000, XP, 2003 and 2007. AccessFIX recovers the corrupt database information and saves it into a new and error-free file.
AccessFIX recovers table data, as well as other elements including: macros, modules, forms, reports, indexes, relations and queries. AccessFIX also restores deleted tables and records, as well as password protected files.
Main features:
- Repairs Microsoft Access 95, 97, 2000, XP, 2003 and 2007 files.
- Extracts the structure and the tables contents.
- Creates new trouble free database files with the original contents.
- Recovers macros.
- Recovers modules.
- Recovers forms.
- Recovers reports.
- Recovers all types of fields including autonumeric, replica ID and decimal fields.
- Recovers MEMO and OLE fields.
- Recovers indexes.
- Recovers relations.
- Recovers queries.
- Undelete function: Recovery of deleted records from a table.
- Recovery of erased tables.
- Repairs table definitions.
- Recovers damaged password protected files even if you do not have the password.
- Batch recovery.
- Frequent updates with new features.
- Free technical support.
- Free updates for 1 year.
- Easy download and installation.
- Easy user interface for both advanced and novice users.
- Includes automatic install and uninstall features.
- Interface in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch and Italian.
- Context sensitive help.
- Auto-update feature.
- ISO 9001:2000 certified software in accordance with the highest industry standards.
System requirements:
- Computer: 486 or better
- MS Access 97, 2000, XP, or 2003
- Memory: 16 MB
Version restrictions:
- The Demo shows a preview of the recovered data but it doesnt save the file.
- This demo hides rows 40 and one in ten rows thereafter.