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Installer: Want to Install Shortcut and Runtime Only

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Stuart - 23 Mar 2006 21:49 GMT
Hi All,

I have a situation were I'd like to install the runtime components and a
shortcut on the desktop that refers to an already existing mdb on the group
server.

I've been toying around with Orca but I'm not smart enough to figure out
what goes where in the tables to make this happen.

Any suggestions ?
thanks
scott - 24 Mar 2006 01:22 GMT
>Hi All,
>
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>Any suggestions ?
>thanks

You'd be better off asking Installer-specific questions  in a Windows
Installer newsgroup. The Windows Installer is quite complex and
incorrect entries in the table will cause the install to fail (and
it's far too easy to make incorrect entries unless you have a lot of
experience with this).

When you say "install the runtime components" do you mean you're
installing the Access runtime? There really is no such thing as
runtime "components", there's only the Access runtime.

There are also some freely available installers out there; InnoSetup
is one (use your favorite search engine to find it).

If you've got the runtime, then you've also got a copy of the
Developer edition (or extensions) which comes with the Package &
Deployment wizard (you can't legally deploy the runtime without the
developer edition/extensions). The one that shipped with 2002 wasn't
much, but I've heard the 2003 one is definitely a better product. You
should be able to use this to
 
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