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Not really.<br />
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MS Access is Windows desktop database system. And Access Services are deprecated. So the only solution would be a <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.rdc.android" rel="ugc">RDP client</a>.
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Not really.

MS Access is Windows desktop database system. And Access Services are deprecated. So the only solution would be a RDP client [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.rdc.android].

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If your Access &quot;needs&quot; are limited it would be &quot;easy&quot; to design a mobile web page and view your data from this...i had same case and it worked just fine....
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If your Access "needs" are limited it would be "easy" to design a mobile web page and view your data from this...i had same case and it worked just fine....

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Thanks for all of you, I do appreciate, if you have other methods please share in here.
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Thanks for all of you, I do appreciate, if you have other methods please share in here.

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Citrix is also a possibility. &nbsp;Your Access app runs on the server and is displayed in a browser window. &nbsp;I wouldn't want to use an Access app on a phone but maybe you have sharp eyes and tiny fingers.
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Citrix is also a possibility.  Your Access app runs on the server and is displayed in a browser window.  I wouldn't want to use an Access app on a phone but maybe you have sharp eyes and tiny fingers.

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I just want to have one form and check user ID to find who is registered and who is not
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I just want to have one form and check user ID to find who is registered and who is not

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Then you'll have to create a web page using ASP or some other tool. &nbsp;The table can be Jet/ACE if your ISP supports that database engine but you will be better off using MYSQL or SQL Server as the database and updating it overnight from your Access app.
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Then you'll have to create a web page using ASP or some other tool.  The table can be Jet/ACE if your ISP supports that database engine but you will be better off using MYSQL or SQL Server as the database and updating it overnight from your Access app.

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Hello everyone did there is any way can be running ms access on android
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Hello everyone did there is any way can be running ms access on android

running ms access in android system

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.

Microsoft Access

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