Subject Re: Questions from dBASE prospect From Jerry Martin <abc@zoominternet.xyz> Date Sun, 24 Jan 2010 16:38:10 -0500 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Hello: I'm relying on memory for this post, so take all that I say with a grain of salt <g>. MS Access 2000 was the first release of Access that came with the ability to create internet access for Access applications. However, Access developers had a very low opinion of this feature as the end-user was required to use IE as their browser and were required to have Access installed on their PC. This featured remained basically the same in MS Access 2002, 2003, and 2007. The upcoming MS Access 2010 may have a new internet development ability. Because of the limitations imposed by the internet development and access abilities, many experienced Access developers preferred Dreamweaver as their internet development tool. Cheers, Jerry "David Ball" <No.Spam@All.com> wrote in message news:K2CtYaTnKHA.736@news-server... > > IIRC, MS Access has a conversion utility to put your apps on the web, > doesn't it? I don't know if you've looked at that - it may be a shorter > learning curve. Or it might be a sales pitch for Visual Studio; I never > checked it out so I don't know what it does. >