Multi Users

D

Diane Smith

I have created a database which I would like 6-8 people
to have access to and be able to input information.

What is the best way to go about this? Would each person
need a full copy of access 2002 or is there other
software that would be better and/or easier to maintain?
 
V

Van T. Dinh

To run an Access database application, the user must have Access software
installed on his / her computer. This Access can be either the full-version
or the run-time version.

If you have the Microsoft XP Developer Edition (which licenses you to
distribute the run-time files royalty-free), you can create an installation
package that can install the run-time files with your database file(s).

Also, it is important to split your application to Front-End and Back-End in
a multi-user environment.

The answers to your last question will almost always be biased here (it is
an Access newsgroup, after all) so I won't touch it.
 

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