When I create a runtime Access XP with the package and deployment tools of
Access Developer I always get 3 messages.
1. first ; "The Packaging Wizard cannot find one or more of the required
Access components in the language you selected. Select Create New to create

I am trying to create a sub menu for a package I created using the package
wizard.  I would like to have the program name >> submenu with Database
program and user manual.
Any ideas on how to modify the setup routine would be appreciated.

I have an access xp app that I want to deploy to several countries but when I
try to package it using the packaging wizard and include access runtime I
need to create the new set of access components for the language selected.
Is there a source for these components other than ...

After many tries I realise that runtime Access is not very reliable. I
noticed that Runtime access 2000 can't be installed properly in Windows XP
SP2, and Runtime Access XP has the same problems in Windows XP SP2. Runtime
Access 2003 can't be installed in Windows 98 and needs ...

This sounds really dumb, but I've had limited experience with Access so....
I have a form with a few textbox fields, and have one textbox field that is
used to add the values of all the other textbox values. While I use the
property "Control Source" and using an expression ...

I wonder is there any tool where I can make an access 2003 rutime to be
installed in every windows version including windows 98 to windows XP
Service Pack 2?

Is it better to have my data in an Access database as a backend or in a SQL
database and link to the tables?
Karen

How can I eliminate the the Security warning " File may not be safe" when an
application starts using runtime?

I am running WinXP and Office Pro 2003.  I recently installed VSTO and ADE.
After installation I see the Property Search add-in in Access but I can find
no reference, link or other way to access the  Access Package and Deployment
Wizard.  The Add-In Manager indicates that ...

Is it possible to work the Access developer extensions 2003 with Access XP
or do I have to install Office 2003.
I read that ADE is a mde file. So Can I use the package wizard to make
Access XP runtimes?

I want to create SQL statements that will build the tables in a blank Access
database.  Is there a reference defining what the SQL commands look like?  
For example, the command
create table records ( ID integer not null primary key, Date datetime null)

I have a form built on a temporary table which using a Year/Period to
differentiate between records. On accessing the form the current period data
is displayed (uses a varwhere statement containing yhe year and period values
created in a pop-up form to then call this form).

I just purchased
the Access 2003
Developer Tool kit
to create and

I have developed an Access Database Application (for a client) which is
targeted at a very specific industry.  The client would now like to market
the dba and has asked me if it is worth developing it in another language (eg.
c++).  I mentioned Access Runtime (AR) to him and he is ...

Am I correct that a Access 2000 file formatted file can't be made into an
MDE. I have a file that was in 2K format and the Make MDE is grayed out. If
I convert it over to 2002 format it works fine.