No. As mentioned you need to split the application between Data and objects. The data (tables) reside in a central shared location and the user interface (front end) has links to the tables (back end) then a copy of each front end is distributed to each person who has access to the application. This will reside on their own workstation. You then create a shortcut to point at this front end which is opened locally but sees the back end data. There are many reasons for this methodology, the main reason being corruption. There are many articles on this subject, I suggest you research this for a more detailed explanation.
David