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Slávek Banko
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README
This is keximdb, the MDB file migration driver for Kexi. MDB files are the native database format of MS Access (and also some other MS applications). This driver can be used by Kexi's migration framework to convert simple Access databases in to native Kexi databases. Requirements: To compile the following software is needed: * the tdelibs development files; * the kexi development files; * GLib 2.0 development files; and * g++, gcc, make, ... These will may be packaged for your distribution with names similar to tdelibs-devel, libkexi-devel and libglib2.0-devel. You should not need the libkexi-devel package if you have compiled and installed Kexi from source. Installation: If you downloaded this packages as a source tarball (in a file called something like keximdb-X.Y.tar.gz), then it can be compiled and installed as follows: ./configure --enable-debug make make install Note that the --enable-debug option is recommended for now. Further Information: If you have any problems, feel free to contact the author using the e-mail address below, or post your question to the koffice-devel list, or ask on the #kexi IRC channel... Please contact the Kexi developers if you intend to package this software for your distribution. (Note that we already have some packaging scripts for Debian and related distributions in the KDE subversion repository). More information about this package is available on Kexi's website at: http://www.kexi-project.org/wiki/wiki/?MDBDriver Martin Ellis martin.ellis@kdemail.net