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   One of the first tests I did with the driver was to connect to Neo4j using the DbVisualizer tool (www.dbvis.com/).
   Here is how you can try it out:
  -* Download and install DbVIsualizer
  +
  +* Download and install DbVisualizer
   * Add the JDBC driver jar as a Neo4j driver in the Driver Manager.
   * Add a connection to your database
   * Under "Connection properties", change "SQL Statements" as follows:
  
positive.code: === Using with LibreOffice ===
  
  To use the driver with LibreOffice (should be similar with OpenOffice, not tested though), follow these steps:
  * Add the driver jar to the classpath in the Java settings in LibreOffice
  * Create a new Database and select JDBC.
  * Enter the JDBC URL and set +org.neo4j.jdbc.Driver+ as driver
  
negative.code: === Using with ODBC on Windows ===
  
  To use the driver as an ODBC data source in Windows, do as follows:
  
  * Download and install "ODBC-JDBC Gateway" from Easysoft: +http://www.easysoft.com/products/data_access/odbc_jdbc_gateway/+
  * Set up an ODBC data source by following the guide provided with the above software
  
  