correction, you cannot buy the A2003 runtime!






On May 11, 2:58*pm, "Tony Toews [MVP]" wrote:
Trini Gal wrote:
I'm almost done with the database I created for approximately 5 users using
Access 2007 and verified that all the users have been upgraded to 2007. *I
intend to split the database, store the back end on a Terminal Server which
is running 2003 and distribute the front end to my users.

My question is, will the database run fine or does the Terminal Server need
to be upgraded to 2007?

Storing the backend database file on a terminal server is a bit
unusual as most foiks would put the BE on a file server.

That said neither the Terminal Server, if being used as a file server,
or a file server needs to have Access installed on it. *

However if you want to run the Access FE from the Terminal Server then
the access will nee to be installed on it. *The runtime will suffice
if you've purchased the A2003 runtime.

Tony
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