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Runtime Access 2000 apps compatible in Access XP?

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Charlie - 29 Jan 2004 19:28 GMT
Any known problems usiing an app developed in Acess 2000
as a runtime program, running in Access XP?
Scott McDaniel - 29 Jan 2004 23:58 GMT
If you're deploying with the runtime, then the version of Access installed
on the target machine won't really matter, since your installation should
force your app to start using the runtime.

That said, there are numerous issues involved with deploying a runtime onto
a machine with a full version of Access. Before doing this, save yourself
some frustration, spend a few hours googling the newsgroups for subjects
like "ms access deploy runtime" and then add stuff like "retail version" ...
also check the MS Knowledge Base:

http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx

Select Access as the product, and enter "runtime installation", "runtime",
"runtime conflicts", etc etc
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> Any known problems usiing an app developed in Acess 2000
> as a runtime program, running in Access XP?
 
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