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by kevinmac1 Accepted solution
by lkosewsk Accepted solution
Hey there,
Although it's a while since your post, I wonder if you might still have an issue hosting Access applications on the web. A solution to this problem, which allows an application to be visible in a web browser verbatim (with no migration or capital investment on your end), finally exists.
EQL Data, a company I co-founded, has been working on this problem for some time, and our newest product, Access OnWeb, does exactly this.
Why not checkout http://eqldata.com/onweb for more information *and* a live demo of what the traditional Northwind database looks like online.
Please have a look; we recently even started testing appliances we can ship which would allow you to host OnWeb applications locally (rather than from our servers), which you might be particularly interested in.
Regards,
Luke
by mamies Accepted solution
ODBE using ASP server pages to access it works well. I use my own server to do this as I am abit of a control freak.
Dreamweaver can make this connection for you
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