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This is the second of three papers on the author's study on Fourier microfunctions of several types [for part I see ibid. 29, 55-75 (1995; the paper above), part II in ibid. 31, 29-61 (1997; see below)]. In this second paper the author introduces the concept of modified and mixed Fourier microfunctions and their vector-valued versions and studies the fundamental properties using homological method employed in the famous Sato-Kawai-Kashiwara's paper on microfunction theory and the author's first paper. Modified or mixed Fourier microfunction are the microlocalizations of the modified or mixed Fourier hyperfunction which are defined in the same way as the Fourier hyperfunction by Sato, but the compactifications are subtly different. In this paper parallel propositions to those in Sato's microfunction theory are developed.