Yes, Jim. You need to use an ODBC driver for MySQL (it may already be
installed on your system, otherwise download it from the MySQL site;
Microsoft does not supply or provide support for it). The driver will
let you connect to the MySQL database and access the data in the MySQL
tables.
I've never worked with MySQL so don't know the details, but the usual
drill with ODBC is (once the driver is installed) to go to the Windows
Control Panel, open the Data Sources (ODBC) applet, and create a DSN for
the database.