I have a desktop Windows application that is installed in small office environments.
The application uses an .MDB
database file as its database which is
You asked, "Would a solution be to use \machine_name\share instead of drive letters?"
I think, yes, it could be. A UNC path avoids 2 problems:
The unknown is whether anything in your application makes a UNC path for the MDB either a complication or a flat out deal-breaker.