Visual Basic 2008 and Access 2007

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So I am returning to programming after a hiatus to write an app for my
office.

I am writing it in vb.net 2008 using access 2007 as my database. My
question is probably pretty elementary...

I have made three projects within the solution, data access, objects,
and UI.

In the data access project I saved the empty database I want to use.

However, when I test my app the application is looking for it in the
debug folder of the UI.

My UI references a class in the objects project which references the
data access class in the Data project.

-Ivan

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