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ASP.Net vs Access 2010

I've used Access for many years and want to develop a simple web database (my 1st). It may have dozens of users, each with their own set of data.
1. Is it possible to implement it with Access 2010 without SharePoint?
2. It has been suggested to develop it in ASP.Net, which would entail learning all that from scratch. What are the pros and cons of the 2 methods?
3. My instinct would be to have a separate database for each user instead of 1 huge database. What do you think?
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This is a partial answer which I may explore, and may award partial points in the end, depending on other solutions that I receive..
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This is a more complete answer. I will research the areas suggested and award points depending on other answers that I receive.
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I tried to check previous questions but didn't find these. I appreciate all the suggestions.
My project's been on hold for quite a while, but in a few months, I'll have time to work on it seriously. A development environment that's been suggested to me by someone whose opinion I respect very much is, the combination of PHP, MySQL and Javascript. Any comments about this alternative?

Thanks