File Extensions
Microsoft Access saves information under the following file formats:
File format | Extension |
---|---|
Protected Access Project | .ade |
Access Project | .adp |
Access Blank Project Template | .adn |
Access Database (2007) | .accdb |
Access Database Runtime (2007) | .accdr |
Access Database Template (2007) | .accdt |
Access Database (2003 and earlier) | .mdb |
Access Database, used for addins (2,95,97), previously used for workgroups (2). | .mda |
Access Blank Database Template (2003 and earlier) | .mdn |
Access Add-in Data (2003 and earlier) | .mdt |
Access Workgroup, database for user-level security. | .mdw |
Access (SQL Server) detached database (2000) | .mdf |
Protected Access Database, with compiled VBA (2003 and earlier) | .mde |
Protected Access Database, with compiled VBA (2007) | .accde |
Windows Shortcut: Access Macro | .mam |
Windows Shortcut: Access Query | .maq |
Windows Shortcut: Access Report | .mar |
Windows Shortcut: Access Table | .mat |
Windows Shortcut: Access Form | .maf |
Access lock files | .ldb |
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