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Run Ms Access On Mac

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There is going to be a requirement soon for a couple of Mac users where I work to have the ability to input into an Access database.
And as you all know there is no Mac version of Access.
Here lies my problem.
Would the best way be to install Virtual PC on the mac and run it from there or could I install Access on an application terminal server and then use a 'Remote Desktop Connection' to get at it. Can I run Access on a Terminal Server or does it need to run on the client machine?
Your help and advice would be most appreciated.
Cheers all,
Rich

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