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Leonard Priestley
I have written several small databases for our company, using Access 97, and
generally prefer to split the database and put the back end on the network
server. I feel uncomfortable about having to virtually hardwire the
location of the back end, because I cannot give a copy to someone else
without offering some support.
If I can, I would like to give a user who is not familiar with Access the
ability to specify where they want to put the back end. Is there any way of
coding this. I'm happy to have a script, if that's what it takes.
Leonard Priestley
generally prefer to split the database and put the back end on the network
server. I feel uncomfortable about having to virtually hardwire the
location of the back end, because I cannot give a copy to someone else
without offering some support.
If I can, I would like to give a user who is not familiar with Access the
ability to specify where they want to put the back end. Is there any way of
coding this. I'm happy to have a script, if that's what it takes.
Leonard Priestley