if you want the functionality of the access database, which I think you do since you mentioned forms/reports/macros then you best bet is to look into what Fosgate is talking about. From memory I think Access has a "web portal" add-in, letting you use access from a web browser via an IP address.
If only the tables and data is really required, maybe look at building a website using a scripting language such as .asp or .php with the database. ASP supports access databases directly and runs under IIS with win NT/2000 and Personal Web Server (PWS) under Windows 98....
if it can be done, the first solution will be the most painless and quickest.....
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