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Using One Database In An Office.

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SamDemon

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Hi everyone,
never done this before so havent got a clue what the best way to do it is. The problem is that in our office i have written a database which everyone needs to use. Problem is that not everybody has access on their machines. What do we need to buy / run on these machines so that all users can access the database and edit it.
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SAM

It's just common sense, shame sense isn't common!
 
You can create what is called a "Runtime" version of a database, which basically creates an install package to put onto a PC without Access, that allows you to run most of the features of Access.

In Office 97 you could buy a CD called "Office 97 Developers Kit" which allows you to create Setup packages for running databases on Access(less) PC`s. Not sure about Access 2000, but i`m sure there will be something similar.

Hope this helps.


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