[AccessD] Web application

 A. Forget about it.
 B. Use 2010 and SharePoint, which I hear works very well (have not used it
myself). 
 C. Use this service:  www.eqldata.com  Although with a not for profit,
budgets are always tight.

 D. If they have a terminal services server, you can run Citrix Access
Essentials and they can then access the app and/or a desktop through a
browser.  Neat part about that is no separate VPN setup.  Just sit down at
any computer with a internet connection and a browser and your in.  Of
course running under TS has a few quirks, but it's workable.

Jim. 

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Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 10:46 AM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: [AccessD] Web application

I am doing an application for a non-profit, a "simple" contact database with
a bunch of list boxes etc.

I am looking at doing this in Light Switch however...

I do not use Access 2007, though I do own it.  I have heard rumors that it
can "publish to the web". 
  Is this true? If so where would I go to learn what is involved.

I am planning on doing this against a SQl Server back end.  It looks pretty
simple so far, about 10 
list tables, a single Client table and about 10 tables child to client.

And yea, I know it will grow wildly.  ;)

-- 
John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com
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