Splitting database

Hi,
I have a database on the K drive, but whenever more than one person wants to
use the file, I am prompted with a message that states that I do not have
exclusive access rights to the database and I can't save my changes. So I
have gleaned from other user questions about this that I need to split my
database to back-end and front-end. I have done this and placed my back-end
file in a network folder called Database. However, my front-end file which I
have moved to my computer's hard drive still contains the tables as well as
the application tools (forms, reports, etc.). I guess my next move would be
to delete the table data from the front-end application and then "link" it to
the tables on my network drive? If so, can someone help me get started, or
point me to a good resource to do this?

Thanks,
Amin
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