Can anyone suggest a good book that gives good direction on creating runtime
versions of Access 2000 database programs? Im getting no where with the
Microsoft books.
Thanks in advance

Check this prev post on the same subject, both from Jeff Conrad

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...c-a7bdfe357eb4

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...a-17e17122b0a9


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"Hot Diggety" wrote:

> Can anyone suggest a good book that gives good direction on creating runtime
> versions of Access 2000 database programs? Im getting no where with the
> Microsoft books.
> Thanks in advance

If you have to post to more than one group, crosspost rather than multi-post
it saves people answering questions already answered elsewhere.

You may also wish to consider checking the m.p.a.devtoolkit and
m.p.a.developers.toolkitode newsgroups to search for answers to specific
questions you may have about creating runtime installations. If you cannot
find an answer to your question then you can ask it there for guidance.

Note that deployment in each version of Access is significantly different,
well the tools are, so if you go for the books recommended try to get the
matching version, which if it is 2000 will probably be out of print.

Of the recent versions deployment of 2003 is more straightforward than
either 2000 or 2002.

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Slainte

Craig Alexander Morrison
Crawbridge Data (Scotland) Limited

"Hot Diggety" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Can anyone suggest a good book that gives good direction on creating
> runtime
> versions of Access 2000 database programs? Im getting no where with the
> Microsoft books.
> Thanks in advance

If you dont have an answer dont post a reply. Thanks for the most
uninformative replies. I asked simple question, requesting a simple answer.

The simple answer was that you may find what you need in the newsgroups I
named, sorry you were unable to understand the simple answer.

....and don't multipost it is not good form old boy.


"Hot Diggety" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If you dont have an answer dont post a reply. Thanks for the most
> uninformative replies. I asked simple question, requesting a simple
> answer.