Hi Henri -
Moving the file to a Mac is no problem at all - finding anything that will
allow you to use it natively for anything other than a doorstop, however,
will be impossible
Access never has been available on the Mac & there
are no compatible applications. You do have at least two options, though:
Depending on the Mac you can use one of the emulators (Parallels, VMWare
Fusion on Intel Macs) & install Windows plus MS Access. On a fast Mac
w/plenty of RAM you should be able to use Access comparable to a PC. [I do
this on my Macbook Pro, 2.4 GHz, 4GB with acceptable performance as well as
on a Dual 2 Ghz G5, 3.5 GB using VirtualPC 7, but I don't deal with large,
complex Access files.]
The other is to find a suitable Mac-based relational DB program (there are
several to choose from), then export the Access tables as compatible data
files (Text, Excel, dBase, XML, whatever) & Import the data to the new
environment. You can Google to do some research, but some to consider are
FileMaker Pro, MySQL, & 4thDimension.
You didn't really expand on what your needs are so there may be other
considerations in addition to or instead of these options.
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac