MS Access How can i develop a distributed application using AS Access. Or otherwise if in one machine ,there is no MS Access and eventhough i want to run my application like executable application. Is it possible using MS Access

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http://download.cnet.com/Microsoft-Office-Access-2007/3000-2065_4-15166.html

1. You can use Pages option in MS Access. The page in MS Access is the web page in MS Access which allows you to access database in MS Access database.

2. You can use MS Office Front Page application and use the Form builder and connect your database in that.

3. You can also use Google Apps Business Solution for this however the database will not remain in MS Access but will remain in Docs online.

4. You can use .net application developer for this as well but needs expertise in that.

Unfortunately, there is no such thing as a free MS Access. If you need MS Access, you will need to purchase it either on line or in an office supplies store.
As a free alternative, you can download OpenOffice from www.openoffice.org. All Open Office applications are completely compatible with all MS Office applications.

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It sounds like the pop up may be occurring because your Access application is not using a licensed copy or if it is licensed, it was not set up properly.

If you are the developer and you have a license for the control:

Do you see any properties that allow you to enter in some sort of license code or key? Try and compare the settings for the control with the settings for the control on the form that does not give you the popup. If you are a licensed user, then you should be able to get support from ComponentOne. There is a very similar problem to yours listed on their forum.

If you developed this Access application and If you do not have a license user then you need to purchase a license.
www.componentone.com

If you are not the developer of this application, then you need to contact the developer about this as they are the ones with the key for the control.

Good luck. Post your results.

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try installing dotnet framework

Access is never good for multi-user with more than about 10 users! MS say: use SQL server. Of course, it all depends on the complexity of the app, the amount of data, transaction rate etc. You can also try putting the backend on a "real" server (15K rpm SCSI or sSCSI disc, Xeon CPU) and give it as much RAM as you can afford (at least 4GB) then you might get reasonable performance. If you can't do it any other way & a licence for MS SQL Server is out of the question, use MySQL as a backend: you can make Access clients talk to it as there is a free Access driver for it. You can even run MySQL under windows: you don't need Linux (although it will run faster under Linux). Setting it up is fairly easy and it will outperform an Access backend by at least an order of magnitude, if not 2 or 3 :)