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Pocket Database Viewer Plus(Access-Excel-Oracle) for 2.5

Developer:	Cellica Software Services
Program name:	Pocket Database Viewer Plus(Access-Excel-Oracle) for 2.5
License:	Shareware (19.95)
OS:	Windows
Size:	0.68Mb
Description:	View & Synchronize Microsoft Access, Excel, Oracle, Foxpro, dBase or any ODBC enabled database with Pocket PC. Add, Delete, Modify Database records on Pocke PC.Get updated desktop data on Pocke PC and Pocke PC data on desktop automatically

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