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David Langschied
Hi!
I am curious how to allow users to run an Access application. I have a
small ERP that I have written in Access 2003 to manage POs, WOs, SOs, etc.
I have 8 computers in the office. Only one of the computers (mine) has
Office Professional, and therefore, I have been investigating how to approach
the purchase of Access licenses. The purchase of Access by itself seems a
little steep. I have noticed some posts here for "runtime". I also have QB
which, I believe, runs on VB and users are making the connection and they
don't have any other software installed. I have been gleening this site for
a clue as to how to approach this issue and have not found anything yet. Is
there a runtime client that I can purchase for the users to make their
connections?
I am curious how to allow users to run an Access application. I have a
small ERP that I have written in Access 2003 to manage POs, WOs, SOs, etc.
I have 8 computers in the office. Only one of the computers (mine) has
Office Professional, and therefore, I have been investigating how to approach
the purchase of Access licenses. The purchase of Access by itself seems a
little steep. I have noticed some posts here for "runtime". I also have QB
which, I believe, runs on VB and users are making the connection and they
don't have any other software installed. I have been gleening this site for
a clue as to how to approach this issue and have not found anything yet. Is
there a runtime client that I can purchase for the users to make their
connections?