The quick answer is No.
Web forms use a rather different set of controls from Windows forms -
often, even if the controls look similar, there are significant
differences in their operations.
In addition, the whole concept of Access data-binding, where there is pretty
constant communication between the data source and the front-end, doesn't
work well on the Web, which is an upload - download architecture.
If you simply need to share this form with colleagues on the same network,
you don't need to Web enable it.
If your application is to be shared over an internal WAN, you could look
into Terminal Services solutions.
But if you really need to put it on the Web, you're looking at a rewrite.
HTH
