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Good Morning,I am trying to construct a form yet I would like to know if it is possible to make this form accessible via the web. If this is possible can you please instruct me as to how?
Many thanks
James
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Furthemore can you explain how when someone fills in the form the access database behind the form will be updated with the new entries?Thanks
James
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Hi JamesThank you for your question
Access versions up to 2003 supported "pages", which were essentially forms that were designed to make the database accessible via the web. Access 2007 no longer allows the creation of pages, although it does support databases designed in 2003 which already have pages. Thus one solution would be to design your database in Access 2003, and then maintain it in 2007.
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Stephen
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That is not possible as I dont have access to Microsoft Access 2003, is there no other solution?
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Hi JamesThanks for your reply
The only other approach would be to use Microsoft Sharepoint to access your database. This is the application Microsoft recommend for this. I enclose the following link which will provide more information.
http://www.microsoft.com/Sharepoint/default.mspx
Regards
Stephen
Wed 20 May 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.
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