I have an existing application with several forms using the MSAccess
database and I want to convert it, using ActiveX technology, to Active /
Dynamic web pages. I have the following options:

1. First, convert all the forms into ActiveX Documents (ideal method) and
modify the codes, to use the method NavigateTo of the Hyperlink object
instead of the Show method of forms. Other than this modification, will the
original code still be useful?

2. Second, add an ActiveX Document to the project, which will call the Sub
Main procedure of my application. The disadvantage of this method is that
the forms will be outside the Internet Explorer, which is not exactly like
a Web page for the user / client.

What are the steps to take if the first option is chosen with the least
modification to be made and there is the database connection?

 If your on an NT server use Active Server Pages....peice of cake and the
code is run on the server side, regardless of the client browser....IF you
want to know more email me.

John

Hi John

I have a database made in VB5.0 with tables on Access 97. Is there a way to
pick on my database application and stuff it on a web site so it can be
browsed and accessed from there ?

                                                        Thx in advance

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