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Two ways:
1. Put the application on a file server and run the application at the server from your workstations
2. Split the database either manually or by using the database splitter wizard. Putting the tables on a server and the "client" application on the workstaions.
In either case, you'll have to network if you haven't already done so. I would highly recomend against running two identical applications that are not linked via a network. (Duplicate databases)
Or, you may want to investigate the replication functions that are built in to Access. Although I have never personaly used this option
1. Put the application on a file server and run the application at the server from your workstations
2. Split the database either manually or by using the database splitter wizard. Putting the tables on a server and the "client" application on the workstaions.
In either case, you'll have to network if you haven't already done so. I would highly recomend against running two identical applications that are not linked via a network. (Duplicate databases)
Or, you may want to investigate the replication functions that are built in to Access. Although I have never personaly used this option
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