they could just package it all up into an exe file and deliver it to the client.
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Ajax
you can - but you still need access, runtime or full version to open it. Same if you send someone an excel file - if they don't have excel (or excel equivalent) they won't be able to open it.
Could you elaborate? AFAIK, an Access database cannot be made into an executable (e.g. myDatabase.exe). Same with Excel files.
If you're thinking about an .mde or .accde, they're not executables, right? Just a compiled file; i.e. all code is compiled into machine language, which is why you cannot view written code.
This would have to be on Fatmonkeymedia's laptop where he/she would have to email the documents/reports for printing (assuming it was allowed to connect to the company intranet in order to have access to email). Or the documents would have to be saved as files on a usb stick which is plugged into the work computer, assuming they allow that.
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