I created a database with one front-end mdb file linked to a back end mdb
file with data in it. The database is to be used by multiple users so I
added login and password using Access security facility (using a MDW file).
To open the database, I therefore use a shortcut that linke the MASACCESS.exe
file to the Front-end mdb file via the WORKGROUP MDW file. The statement is
written in the 'target' box of the shortcut property window and it looks like
that: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\MSACCESS.EXE" "C:\Program
Files\FrontEnd.mdb" /WRKGRP "C:\Program Files\Security.mdw"
So far, all is well.
Next, I create a runtime application using the developers extensions
(wizard). I chose to create a shortcut on the desktop and I test the MSI
file on another computer. What I find is that the shortcut does not refer to
the MDW file. Instead, it only points to the ACCDR file.
I go back to the wizard and try to fiddle the shortcut statement by adding
VBA commands such as: /WRKGRP "C:\Program Files\Security.mdw" but it still
does not refer to the runtime file and does not work.
How can I solve the problem and get the setup file to create a shorcut that
is properly referenced to both the runtime MSACCESS.exe and MDW file?
Any help would be much appreciated
Many thanks
Sacapuce
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