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I built this application before the tablets became big. &nbsp;Now they want to use the app on a tab. Thank you for the link.
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I built this application before the tablets became big.  Now they want to use the app on a tab. Thank you for the link.

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I have an application that I developed in MS Access 2010. &nbsp;I want to run this on a Samsung Galaxy Tablet with Android. &nbsp;Can I run this application with Access 2010 Runtime on this table. &nbsp;If not what 7 inch tablet can I do this on? &nbsp;Thank you.<br />
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I have an application that I developed in MS Access 2010.  I want to run this on a Samsung Galaxy Tablet with Android.  Can I run this application with Access 2010 Runtime on this table.  If not what 7 inch tablet can I do this on?  Thank you.

(edit: Added Android Zone ~Ray)

MS Acccess Runtime 2010 on Samsung Andriod Tablet

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