You can use ASP or .Net to connect to Access database couple with html and css for interface, it has been quite reliable has been used by many web application since early year 2000 till now. However, you will have to master html,css and ASP/.Net. If u r serious into this, straight go to .Net platform, for a quick and dirty starting you might like to check out ASP, as the coding is in VBscript, close relative of VBA used in Access I presumed you could pick up faster. As for editor, check out Visual Interdev for serious web development else a plain vanila notepad will served you well. HTH

This post has been edited by goolias: Jan 16 2009, 05:04 PM

yes, it's possible. Access does support client-server infrastructure, you can placed the mdb file in server, and create a shortcut at user desktop.
You should also look into create a mdw file that cater for the multi user access, by default first user who open the mdb file locks the database whihc cause other user can't open again. a mdw file resolve this but letting others to be read only, sorta maintaining concurrent read access. As for concurrent write to mdb, I dun think Ms Access designed for that.