MS Access Forms to Asp.net

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How to run MS Access Database Forms in ASP.NET Web Application?

Posted 9-Dec-11 0:21am

Rupali sawant

Updated 9-Dec-11 0:27am

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Slacker007 9-Dec-11 6:25am

This is not a question.

Smithers-Jones 9-Dec-11 6:26am

Then keep on wanting, because your's is not a suitable question for Q&A.
Modified: OP changed his question, so my comment of course dosn't make much sense anymore.

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Dylan Morley · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-09T00:42:00

Solution 1

You can't do this, it's not possible - they are completely different technologies.

Whatever forms you have in Access, you would need to design an ASP.Net page that accomplishes the same functionality.