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Sacapuce
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      17th Sep 2008
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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      18th Sep 2008
Chris,
I am puzzled and confused.

I created an mdb file with an MDW and packaged it using the developers
extensions. It produced an ACCDR file for the front-end and an mdb for the
back-end database. The Shortcut target only mentioned the ACCDR file. I
changed the target property to "C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\Office12\MSACCESS.EXE" "C:\Program Files\FrontEnd.mdb" /WRKGRP
"C:\Program Files\Security.mdw" and it worked on a separate computer that did
not have Access installed on it (it was using the runtime).

In the 'Access 2007 programmers reference book', chapter 21 they seem to
imply that it should indeed work.

Still the problem is that I cannot reference the shortcut target property
properly.

Any idea of what is going on and what I can do to remedy the situation? In
the meantime, I am going to try to find a computer that had never had access
installed on it to test the runtime again.

Thanks for all your help
 
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