I have two computer at home, older computer has Window xp pro with access 2003. The other has vista ultima with access 2007. I have a laptop running xp pro with access 2007.
I am the only user,( other don'tspeak English.)
I just purchased "Access work order".
question 1) Is it ok to install it on more than one computer? Since I am the only user (one user)?
Q2? Which version is best for me, the 2003 or the 2007, or does it matter?
Q3) I don't remember much from the earlier access course. Is there a way you can set this up so this can be a group (collaboration) course? I am convinced there are other students who would be interest in a group effort - project. I think it will be a much more power service software.

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Reply from Richard Rost:

Hi Dan. Let me answer your questions:

1. As long as you're the only user, you can install my courses on as many computers as you need to. My lessons are sold on a PER-USER basis, so if you need to install them at home, work, and on your laptop, that's just fine with me. Just don't share them with others.

2. If you have a need to build a database to use on both of your computers, you can still use Access 2007, just make sure you save the database file in the old Access 2003 MDB format, not in the new Access 2007 ACCDB format. That should work on both of your machines.

3. This is what the Student Forums are for. Post any questions you have in the forum window that appears next to each lesson and either one of the other students or I will generally answer it for you.

And remember, you can always log back on and download ANY courses you've purchased in the past. I see from your account that you took a whole bunch of Access classes back in 2005. They're still available for you to download and refresh your memory with.