When using runtime (and otherwise for that matter) it's best to create a
proper shortcut
target:
<path to msaccess.exe> <path to database> /wrkGrp<path to system.mdw>
HTH
Pieter
> Hello,
>
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> John.
J. Trucking - 05 Sep 2007 17:04 GMT
Hi Peter,
I've seen some posts on this. Would I just create this in the
properties of the file and include a portion to launch runtime?
Thanks for the help,
John
Pieter Wijnen - 05 Sep 2007 19:53 GMT
Standard Windows Shortcut (on the start menu)
Pieter
> Hi Peter,
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> John
>I just had a quick question about Access Runtime. I have a database
>which I have built and I would like to distribute it to a few users.
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>needs to be installed on the machine once or if it needs to be
>packaged with every DB that is on the machine.
Installing the runtime once is all that is required.
>After copying the MDE
>file to the workstation and double clicking it, I get an error message
>stating that I have an "unrecognizable format". I understand about
>runtime having issues when using different versions of office but I do
>know that we are running office 2003.
But maybe the runtime is A2000 or A2002. Right click on the
msaccess.exe found on the work station and determine the version
number. It should be 11.something to be the A2003 runtime.
Tony

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