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Is this possible and legal?
My applications are written in Access 2K.
I would like to update them to Access 2007-10 format.
I have 5 users and really don't want to purchase 5 copies of access.
Can I legally create a master copy in 2007 and then create copies that can be run on a terminal server under their own directories? (I read something about a run time add in but don't really understand it)
Everyone would share the same sql server files that are linked to the Access 2K application now.
I do own Windows 2003 server with terminal server licenses and sql server.
Thanks in advance for any light you may be able to shed on this for me.
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There is a runtime version of Access 2007 freely available from MS:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en...s.aspx?id=4438
Install that on the terminal server so the users run it. You create the file they run with your full version.
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