It's not going to directly work like that. As far as I know, only microsoft and maybe a few big companies know how to make access files, and they aren't sharing.
Your best bet is going to be to write or find a program to export from MySQL to a format that microsoft Access will read (like a CSV flat file) then import that into Access. If you know Java, you might be able to find JDBC stuff for Access and for MySQL, and write a java app to use JDBC to get the stuff out of MySQL and then put it into access. Could also be done with ODBC.
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