Ah, OK, so the Web in the name means either using Access Services or SharePoint. I don't have either, but it doesn't seems as though that is a problem.
Thank you.
Rod
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> That means that it's set up to upload to a Sharepoint web site to share on the
> web. Web database have no VBA and only a limited macro set. But any tables,
> queries, forms, and reports are completely portable to the web.
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> [mailto:MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Rod Falanga
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> Subject: [MS_AccessPros] Question about one of the Access templates from
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> I've just downloaded the "Issues Web Database" Access template from
> Microsoft's Office website. I'm using it in MS Access 2010. When they say,
> "Web Database", do they mean that the database is actually hosted somewhere
> on the Web? What's the meaning of Web, in these instances?
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