Greetings, I have created an A2003 MDE file, and when I run it by my client
on the access 2003 Run Time I get the msg "The vb for application projects
in the database is corrupt", and what's strange, if I run the MDB file every
think works well, can any one explain me way it's happen, and what's the
solution therefore? And my client are NOT running an Access 2000 or Access
2002! The access 2003 runtime that I downloaded and install by my
client:Title : Installation DatabaseSubject : Microsoft Office Access 2003
RuntimeAuthor : Microsoft CorporationComments : This Installer database
contains the logic and data required to install Microsoft Office Access 2003
Runtime. Maybe it’s not the just one, I don’t know ? My office version
:Microsoft Office Access 2003 (11.6566.8107) SP2, Part of Microsoft Office
Professional Edition 2003 Is there any conflict about this and the runtime ?
Thanks in advance,

"Jacky Guttman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Greetings, I have created an A2003 MDE file, and when I run it by my client on
> the access 2003 Run Time I get the msg "The vb for application projects in the
> database is corrupt", and what's strange, if I run the MDB file every think
> works well, can any one explain me way it's happen, and what's the solution
> therefore? And my client are NOT running an Access 2000 or Access 2002! The
> access 2003 runtime that I downloaded and install by my client:Title :
> Installation DatabaseSubject : Microsoft Office Access 2003 RuntimeAuthor :
> Microsoft CorporationComments : This Installer database contains the logic and
> data required to install Microsoft Office Access 2003 Runtime. Maybe it’s not
> the just one, I don’t know ? My office version :Microsoft Office Access 2003
> (11.6566.8107) SP2, Part of Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 Is
> there any conflict about this and the runtime ? Thanks in advance,

I can't explain your problem, but can point out that the runtime is not a free
download. What you did is not legal.

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Rick Brandt, Microsoft Access MVP
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