Of course Access isn't dead. It's a: - widely known - sold by a major and trusted (wisely or unwisely) enterprise company database - that was once shipped d

Of course Access isn't dead. It's a: - widely known - sold by a major and trusted (wisely or unwisely) enterprise company database - that was once shipped directly to essentially every end-user on earth when it was bundled with office, and with - an actual GUI designed more or less by people who know how to design GUIs. who on earth would ever have thought that it would die, in the absence of any replacement with similar properties?!