Network access

I have an Access VBA app on a network folder that I'd like to run simultaneously by multiple users. I can run one instance over the network, but not two at once, unless the second instance is from the folder in which the app resides. The second instance doesn't even get to the security warning. I can run one instance from any computer on the network--so it seems not to be a matter of permissions, and can run multiple instances of a C++ app (which opens the Access .mdb file that hosts the VBA app).
All computers on the network are Vista Home Premium. I am told this
works as desired on another, all-XP, network.
I'd appreciate any ideas on this problem. If there's a better forum, please advise.
Thanks, Geoff.


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