No. The closet thing Access has is the ability to make the .MDB file an .MDE
file. This file prevents the user from making changes to the design (like an .
EXE file) but still requires a copy of Access on the target PC in order to
run. There is a way to allow a PC without Access to run an Access db, but
this involves software that is not part of the standard Access installation.
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There's ALWAYS more than one way to skin a cat!
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