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access run time
do i need a developers version of access to use run time?? Do I then need to install run time on all machines in a multi user environment? I appreciate any advice.
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I believe that you need the developers version to create a runtime version. Not sure, as I have never had to do so. If I run into an eviroment where they don't have Access I create the system in VB 6.0

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You have to install the runtime version of MS Access in all machines to execute the MDB as then only JET Engine will be available on that system.
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Or of course you could create ASP pages and put the database on a Web server so that any user with a browser and an Internet connection could use the database without any special software installed on his PC.
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Or of course you could create ASP pages and put the database on a Web server so that any user with a browser and an Internet connection could use the database without any special software installed on his PC.


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I'm glad you replied. I'm working on just that. I've tried uploading access pages to a web server. Do all servers support access web pages? I can't seem to connect the database. I change the connection strings and it all looks fine but I get a error that says can't find object "data" (which is the table name). I can only assume that the server doesn't support these type pages. Any ideas??
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Well if you're talking about data access pages it's just the limited nature of data access pages that the user's computer needs to be able to establish a client-side connection to the database. That's why data access pages aren't really used much on the Internet.

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