I have not been able to find the answer to this question but maybe
someone here will have an answer.  If one computer on a network is
being used as both a server and a client, can an Access frontend AND
backend be located on the same computer so both this user and other

This is a question that fits into what I had seen another user post and I
really need to know how to do it.  I am building an application that
requires 4 backends and a login screen.  All the backends are exactly the
same (except for the data).  I need to know how to allow a user ...

I have a data entry form, I want to prevent editing once the record has been
opened.  I set record locking to edited record but that doesn't work.
Database is split frontend on the desktop,  backend on the server.  
Any help would be appreciated.

I have built a multi-user Access 2002 database over the last 10 years for a
client. There are roughly 20 users on individual workstations and 6 on a
Terminal Server. The application is split into 1 frontend and 5 backends: 3
of the 4 backends are on 1 server, 1 is on each client ...

Does anyone know how I can import my Contact List from Outlook on Windows XP
that is on my desktop onto my new laptop that has Windows Vista ?
Also is it possible to replicate my email inbox on both computers so that
all email messages will be received on both computers.