The first place to start is http://mdbtools.sourceforge.net/. That has the tools needed to access the Jet database engine, which is the underpinning of MS Access, MS Money, and a few others.
The next step is to use DBD::ODBC and the ODBC driver that comes with MDBTools to access it. At this point, you're beyond my knowledge.
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You've been extremely helpful. I'm compiling mdbtools now and then I'll read through the docs. Thanks.
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DBD::ODBC has worked for me in the past. That's from a windows box, but I don't think the module is platform specific, however you will need a driver. Some links to potential drivers for linux are provided in the documentation in the link above.
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