I'm using the packaging wizard with Access in XP developer.  My
database includes msado25.tlb and msadox.dll.  The packaging wizard wants to
put these in my application folder, but that just doesn't seem appropriate.  
Can anyone speak to this?

       I'm developing with Office XP Developer (2002), and I'm stuck on my
package wizard setup.  After the wizard finishes building my Access Runtime
installation, I have a directory structure with three files at the top:
       setup.exe

Hi;
Have been reading about "How to distribute a secured database", (Article ID
205151 for A2K)
It states: "Specify the /runtime switch on all command lines that you use to

Hi;
Just learned something "Frightening" by trial and error.
Have a runtime version created in A2K.
Used "User and Group permissions" to secure it.

I am using the "Microsoft Office Access 2003 Developer Extensions" Package
Wizard.
In the wizard, it allows you to add additional files. I would like to add a
font "free3of9.ttf" and have that installed to the %systemroot%\fonts folder

I have developed an application using access 2003 as front end and back end.
I am not using workgroup security (ie all users will be admin) the program
part is
distributed as mde and the back end as mdb, the package also includes Access

When trying to create an MDE file, I ge the following error message:
"Microsoft Access was unable to create an MDE database"  There is no further
info given.  An ideas why this would happen?

Is there any conflict to install MS Access developer CD and Visual Studio 6.0
on the same pc?

Just read Bugs's troubles with Access on Vista Beta2
I have been developing for some time now and are a little concerned about
Vista. Has anyone else any idea how existing programs and new instalations
of

windows vista will not support my sigmatel audio card.  Windwos update found
a driver but will not install it.  Please help

       I have an Access app I want to distribute as a runtime app for every
Windows OS since 98SE.  I own Access 2002 Developer, so I'm good with the
licensing.  I had troubles trying to customize the packaging wizard, so chose
to use a third party installer (Tarma).

I want to distribute an mdb file with my custom made app written in C#, for
use as its data store, but I am really unsure of how this affects the
licensing. I have read the other posts here relating to licensing issues, but
I can't find an answer to this one.

When using scroll wheel and in Add mode. It is generating more records when
scrolling, I would the wheel to use the scroll bar. Do you know what setting
the scroll wheel should be or can you tell me how to stay in that Add record
form until finished. Thanks, you guys have been so ...

I have created a database app that allows our 2 recruiters in our office to
track potential employee candidates.  They work both out of the office and
out of their house.  How can I store the database application so they can
both access it from work and home, while also being able ...

I developer an ADP with Access 2003 and distributed it with a package created
wih Package Wizard from VSTO 2005.
When I tried to install the package onto my customer computer I noticed that
the installed Access 2003 runtime didn't include Service Pack 2003 for Office