When your web host says "users will be able to use it as if the database resided on their own computer" the host probably means they can have access to the data. You'll have to build the web pages to fetch/display the data. That would require something like .ASP. Or maybe your host also provides web tools for this. I think GoDaddy has the tools and there are probably dozens of other hosts who do, too.
Regards,
Bill Mosca, Founder - MS_Access_Professionals
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Microsoft Office Access MVP
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> I want to put a medical database on a website. My webhost says I can upload an MDB file and users will be able to use it as if the database resided on their own computer. I want users to be able to do three things:
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> 1. Type in the name of a disease and get a list of related diseases
> 2. Type in the name of a disease and get a list of associated microbes.
> 3. Type in the name of a microbe and get a list of associated diseases.
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> I have Access 2007, but I haven't built a database in 15 years. My data is currently in MS Word tables.
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> I would like to know if Access 2007 is a reasonable choice for this project (MySQL is another option), and if there are templates that will make the task easier. I haven't built a database in fifteen years and the Northwind Trader's sample database is pretty ovewhelming. Thanks. Russ Farris
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