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The Developer version of Access has a run-time compiler so you can do this, but there are significant limitations in what you can do with a run-time, e.g., no datasheet views, no macros, other issues.

I've used REMEDY and Bugzilla, and Bugzilla was easier.

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Looks like Access 2003 and earlier don't have that feature, and there are multiple Office Marketplace apps for sale.

So, if I understand what you want, you want a web page which shows content from an Access database, and to enable that web page to make changes to the database. Is that correct?

[QUOTE=peterrobertson;505684]Is there a way to open the main access switchboard in windows without showing the access program? as a usable Data Base.[/QUOTE] [COLOR="Green"]Sorta kinda. If you take an Access database with a Switchboard menu and do Tools | Database Utilities | Make an MDE File Then, right-click on the title …

OpenOffice.Org is, indeed, the place to download it. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5sum[/url] describes the way to confirm your download is accurate, as OpenOffice.Org provides an MD5 checksum for its downloads (highly useful, IMHO).

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