Can You Get Microsoft Access for Free? Free Download of Microsoft Access.

[@kensimba7868]

Many thanks Mr Richard Rost. am planning to be a freelance software engineer and am planning to start creating database for businesses at a pay. U definitely are the right person to follow. Always tuned sir and God bless you

[@599CD]

Thank you.

[@Sigma_Bharat_Bhakt]

Pls tell how can i download ms acess for 2010 i have to do practicles for my exam

[@599CD]

Don't think 2010 is still available. Go to www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/buy/compare-all-microsoft-365-products

[@Sigma_Bharat_Bhakt]

@@599CD ok thanks sir!!

[@yasminauzhir3150]

Hi Mr Richard, I currently have the microsoft office home/student version. I need to use Access. If I use the free month Access trial (business version), will my computer continue to have the features of ms office/home version after Access expires?

[@599CD]

Not sure. I haven't used the trial version in a LONNNNNGGGG time.

[@rabidfollower]

Some 365 plans allow you to install Office on 5 PCs, so your member (who has 9 people) only needs to pay twice for 365 subscription, with everyone having the full version of Access, not just the runtime version.

[@599CD]

You are correct sir... but sometimes you don't WANT anyone else having the full version. :)

[@williamwallace9826]

The free on-line versions of Office apps are probably all most average users will ever need -- but they are NOT anywhere near as complete or fully-featured as the Office 2019 or Office 365 versions. Not even close. I just opened a document created in Word 2016. It's supposed to be fully justified. In the on-line version, the text is only left-justified. Pitiful.

[@599CD]

Yeah, they're better than nothing, but they don't come close to the real thing.

[@drmsgsroyalmessage1563]

Sir pls reply can i use MS excess on mobile phone Or no

[@599CD]

There is no native version of Access for Android or iPhone. However, you can run a Virtual Workstation using something like Amazon WorkSpaces and they have an Android App for that. Just format your Access database to fit on the mobile screen and you're good to go.

[@smallwoodrh]

@@599CD a vid on setting up a virtual workstation with access and then running remotely via mobile device would be cool.

[@_Mr.Lucky.]

How to buy it free i don't have money

[@599CD]

That's the point of the video... you have to buy at least ONE copy of Access for the developer. Everyone else on your network can use it FREE. No way around it.

[@Mathu_L04]

Does access work on laptop ❓

[@599CD]

A Windows laptop, sure.

[@stephaniewhitley1613]

Thanks for the info. I used Access for about 14 years until I retired from the gov't. At home I tried to use LibreOffice Basic and frankly it stinks! When I was a developer, I used the method you describe by splitting and putting the back end on the network and everyone else uploaded the front end. Question: Is there anyway to do this on the internet?

[@599CD]

Sure... if you use SQL Server. It's easy: 599cd.com/AccessOnline

[@stephaniewhitley1613]

@@599CD Yeah -- I had heard about that. I'll look into it thanks!

[@archanaaa2514]

Which is good version? Microsoft 365 or 2016 ,2019? What is the difference between them all?

[@599CD]

Microsoft 365 is a subscription. That's what I prefer. For one low cost per month you get constant updates. Office 2016 and 2019 are standalone "retail" copies. You get what features they came with and that's it.

[@archanaaa2514]

@@599CD so for learning purpose which one is good?

[@599CD]

Again, my recommendation is a Microsoft 365 subscription.

[@smallwoodrh]

I have Microsoft 365 Family and it has everything except SharePoint and Teams and cost about $80 a year.

[@nabilah3li]

It’s can work with mac?

[@599CD]

Nope.

[@lora5779]

I'm just looking for basis free version?! 100 percent free at all times!!

[@599CD]

There isn't one, as I explained in the video.

[@GulbahorYuldasheva-tr5lp]

kim bu ?

[@599CD]

Huh?