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I have successfully deployed Access, but it was with a volume license. &nbsp;If they do not need to modify the document you could deploy one of the viewers. &nbsp;For example, our users were just running an .accdb file so on the final product I ended up deploying Microsoft Access Runtime instead of the full version of Access. &nbsp;This did not require a license.
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I have successfully deployed Access, but it was with a volume license.  If they do not need to modify the document you could deploy one of the viewers.  For example, our users were just running an .accdb file so on the final product I ended up deploying Microsoft Access Runtime instead of the full version of Access.  This did not require a license.

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Has anyone done this? &nbsp;I was able to deploy our internal database program for remote users, but they also need the ability to access Word/Excel/Outlook. &nbsp;I tried installing Office 2007 but get errors. &nbsp;Reading online, it appears that I need volume licensing of Office 2010 on this server to deploy Office? &nbsp;On our old Server 2000 Citrix deployment, it was pretty easy...
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Has anyone done this?  I was able to deploy our internal database program for remote users, but they also need the ability to access Word/Excel/Outlook.  I tried installing Office 2007 but get errors.  Reading online, it appears that I need volume licensing of Office 2010 on this server to deploy Office?  On our old Server 2000 Citrix deployment, it was pretty easy...

Office 2010 Deployed to RemoteApp Users

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.