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We recently published a white paper about Access 2010 and Access Services. Here are the download link, description, and table of contents. Improving the Reach and Manageability of Microsoft(R) Access 2010 Database Applications with Microsoft(R) Access Services Summary: Access Services is a new feature of Microsoft(R) SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Edition that supports close integration with Microsoft(R) Access 2010. This integration enables users to extend the ease of Access application development to the creation of Web forms and reports, and it enables IT managers to extend the ease of SharePoint 2010 Products administration to the management of Access data,Windows 7 Product Key, application objects, and application behavior. This paper explains the benefits and architecture of this new level of integration, and it provides technical details that will be helpful in implementing successful migration of existing Access applications to this new architecture. (31 Printed Pages). Introduction   
Empowering End Users with Access   
     Benefits   
     Manageability Challenges   
Meeting Manageability Challenges by Centralizing Storage   
     Managing Split Access Applications   
     Moving Data to SQL Server   
     Using Terminal Services to Deploy Access Applications   
Increasing Manageability with SharePoint 2010 Products   
Publishing Access 2010 Databases to Access Services   
     Web Access, Better Performance and Enhanced Manageability   
     Web Databases, Web Objects, and Client Objects   
Deploying Access databases in SharePoint Technologies   
     Storing databases into SharePoint Document Libraries   
     Publishing an Access Services application   
     Publishing Client-only Applications   
     Hosted SharePoint Server Options   
Migrating Legacy Data to Web Tables   
     Using the Web Compatibility Checker   
     Handling Compatibility Issues   
     Creating New Compatible Tables and Importing Legacy Data   
     Synchronizing data between web tables and external sources   
Migrating Legacy Application Objects   
Handling Publishing, Compilation, and Runtime Errors   
     Publishing Issues   
     Compilation Issues   
     Runtime Issues   
Upgrading Databases to Access 2010   
     64-bit VBA Issues   
Summary   
Appendix   
Access 2010 Features by Object Type   
     Tables   
     Forms   
     Reports   
     Queries   
     Macros   
     Expressions    Enjoy! <di