It appears that you have successfully recovered your database, or at least the tables and queries. From what I can tell, that tool doesn't recover forms, reports, macros or VBA and unfortunately that is where I see most corruptions take place. I also generally avoid 3rd party tools unless I can find explicit recommendations from developers in the Access community that have successfully used the tool. None of the several Access forums that I frequent or moderate make any mention of this tool, and I see only two user ratings on the home website for the tool. So double-check and make sure you got everything you need recovered.

A general note about the design of your database: To minimize the impact of corruption, we always split databases into a front-end containing queries, forms, reports, macros and VBA modules, and a back-end containing the tables. Then we backup the tables on a regular basis, and we take a backup of the front-end each time we deploy new changes. You might also find the advice on corruption at [font="Arial Black"]Steps to recover from Access database corruption[/font] quite useful. (That site also has a wealth of other information about Access development as well.)