Access DB currently running on my PC Network - Need to add it to my iMac
I currently have a few PC's, however I purchased an iMac 27" and want to start using it as my main computer. I purchased the program Office iMac 2011, to read and view tools, however, it did not come with Access. Once I have completed adding all that I want to add to my DB program (I am not the writer of the DB) I will have it moved to a web based program, for my clients to access certain parts.
My two questions are:
1. What program do I need to add on my iMac OSX version 10x8x4; so I can run, view and edit my Access DB?
2. When I switch it to a web program - what would make it the easiest way to convert it? The program writers are currently using a PC. I want to make sure the language will not interfere with my iMac users. I currently have my website done in Word Press, but will have a link on the page where the login will point them to either the org. web of just info documents they need which will stay in Word Press or the ability to view their class documents or activate / inactivate staff, etc.
I hope you can help me. My dad was an Apple genius, but he passed away. No one else in my family loves Apple, so I hope you all don't mind taking me under your wing.
Thank you,
Linda C.
I currently have a few PC's, however I purchased an iMac 27" and want to start using it as my main computer. I purchased the program Office iMac 2011, to read and view tools, however, it did not come with Access. Once I have completed adding all that I want to add to my DB program (I am not the writer of the DB) I will have it moved to a web based program, for my clients to access certain parts.
My two questions are:
1. What program do I need to add on my iMac OSX version 10x8x4; so I can run, view and edit my Access DB?
2. When I switch it to a web program - what would make it the easiest way to convert it? The program writers are currently using a PC. I want to make sure the language will not interfere with my iMac users. I currently have my website done in Word Press, but will have a link on the page where the login will point them to either the org. web of just info documents they need which will stay in Word Press or the ability to view their class documents or activate / inactivate staff, etc.
I hope you can help me. My dad was an Apple genius, but he passed away. No one else in my family loves Apple, so I hope you all don't mind taking me under your wing.
Thank you,
Linda C.