If your "customers" will have a copy of Access, you don't need anything
besides Access to develop an application they can run (well, naturally,
they'd need at least the same version of Access or newer).
If your customers will not have a copy of Access, you'd need to buy the
Developers' Toolkit, which includes a royalty-free run-time version of
Access which you'd need to distribute, along with your application.
Otherwise, your customers would NOT be able to run it.
In a couple of weeks, I will be publishing a long article on all the
things you need to know, to distribute an Access database as a
commercial software product. If you can wait that long, keep an eye on
mywebsite http://tc2.atspace.com , or subscribe to my RSS feed at: http://tc2.atspace.com/RSS.xml . (Note: RSS feed is not yet working
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