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There are many tools and ways better ways to do SQL editing for Access 2007 other then using msword , at least i would use Notepad++

below are tools i used and are good

  1. RazorSQL
  2. SQuirreL SQL

here is a 2 post1post1 and post2post2 in Stackoverflow similar to your issue

but if you want my opinion to this problem, the best thing i suggest is to use SSMS and add a linked server to your Access file, i like SSMS

There are many tools and ways better ways to do SQL editing for Access 2007 other then using msword , at least i would use Notepad++

below are tools i used and are good

  1. RazorSQL
  2. SQuirreL SQL

here is a 2 post1 and post2 in Stackoverflow similar to your issue

but if you want my opinion to this problem, the best thing i suggest is to use SSMS and add a linked server to your Access file, i like SSMS

There are many tools and ways better ways to do SQL editing for Access 2007 other then using msword , at least i would use Notepad++

below are tools i used and are good

  1. RazorSQL
  2. SQuirreL SQL

here is a 2 post1 and post2 in Stackoverflow similar to your issue

but if you want my opinion to this problem, the best thing i suggest is to use SSMS and add a linked server to your Access file, i like SSMS

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There are many tools and ways better ways to do SQL editing for Access 2007 other then using msword , at least i would use Notepad++

below are tools i used and are good

  1. RazorSQL
  2. SQuirreL SQL

here is a 2 post1 and post2 in Stackoverflow similar to your issue

but if you want my opinion to this problem, the best thing i suggest is to use SSMS and add a linked server to your Access file, i like SSMS