Question : Creating a table to be copied to another database in Access

Environment: two computers with no connection...both standalone.Each are running an MS Access application.
Computer A has a job table that is updated each month with new jobs.
Computer B has a job table that needs to reflect the jobs in Computer A.
The job tables have different fields but the 15 fields that I want to transfer have the same field names in both tables.
My approach:
1. Extract the data (15 fields) from Computer A job table to a new table (temp?).
2. Export the table to a database on a USB flash drive.
3. Remove flash drive from A and walk to B...insert flash drive.
4. Export the temp database to B's database.
5. Execute program to append new jobs to job table on B.

My questions:
1. Is this possible?
2. Could someone outline how to do this?
3. Is there a better approach?
 

Answer : Creating a table to be copied to another database in Access

based on the scenario you stated, you already done how this must be done, except for
5. Execute program to append new jobs to job table on B.,

you don't need a program, you just need an Append query.
or probably you meant the same thing.