Upload to web or package application

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Evelyn

I did write a small application (scuba dive logbook) with some calculations.
I would like to “package†it or bring it on a website for downloading. I do
not have a compiler. What solutions are available?
 
I did write a small application (scuba dive logbook) with some calculations.
I would like to “package” it or bring it on a website for downloading. I do
not have a compiler. What solutions are available?
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Nobody has a "compiler" for Access databases, since no such program exists.

In order for others to use an Access application, they must - no options! -
have a version of Access installed. You can purchase a license to distribute a
"Runtime" version of Access 2.0 - 2003, or if you have A2007, you can download
the runtime for free.

See http://www.granite.ab.ca/Access/developereditionfaq.htm for a discussion.
 
Thanks John.

Do you have any experience with convert Access to Visual Basic, Delphi,
Java, ASP or ASP.NET? I do not like to let other users change the code. I did
work for a while with Fox Pro and its compiler, but of course, it is a
different product. I could upload the data to SQL, but still I need an
application do the math.
 
Thanks John.

Do you have any experience with convert Access to Visual Basic, Delphi,
Java, ASP or ASP.NET? I do not like to let other users change the code. I did
work for a while with Fox Pro and its compiler, but of course, it is a
different product. I could upload the data to SQL, but still I need an
application do the math.
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I don't, but I've certainly heard that a "convert database to VB" operation is
difficult enough that you would do better to rebuild it from scratch. The
Access programming environment is really specific to Access databases, and
replicating the user interface (forms, combo boxes, command buttons, etc.) is
a big chore; Access takes care of that chore for you, but ASP.NET does not (at
least not in anything like the same way).
 
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