Hey SiMoM,
Currently I'm using DBTools Manager Professional 2.2.0 to do the conversion. It's not 100% perfect but the data do get 100% transferred. You do have to play with the table settings after conversion to make sure they still contain what you want (ie default values may change, names of tables may change).
Another thing to note if using DBTools 2.2.0. If in Access your table names are uppercase, then when you convert it over to MySQL, the tables will be in lowercase. Make sure you check that the queries will run correctly.
All over all I give DBTools 2.2.0 nine out of ten =D
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