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Rose B
Hi,
I am just starting to 'dip my toe in the water' with Access 2007 Runtime and
have come across two immediate problems - that I am sure someone out there
has an answer to!
1. How do you send a new Runtime of an application to a user and get it
linked to the correct back end in their environment? (Until now I have been
created mde files on my XP machine under Access 2002 so that all users can
use it - they range from 2002 to 2007 Access; I would prefer to do everything
on my 2007 machine if possible from now on).
2. How can I get simple things, like printing a report, to work under
Runtime? Do I have to develop application 'features' to do this? (There may
well be other things like this - I do try and minimise the amount that a user
needs to use the standard ribbons for - but there are bound to be more)
Thanks in advance,
Rose
I am just starting to 'dip my toe in the water' with Access 2007 Runtime and
have come across two immediate problems - that I am sure someone out there
has an answer to!
1. How do you send a new Runtime of an application to a user and get it
linked to the correct back end in their environment? (Until now I have been
created mde files on my XP machine under Access 2002 so that all users can
use it - they range from 2002 to 2007 Access; I would prefer to do everything
on my 2007 machine if possible from now on).
2. How can I get simple things, like printing a report, to work under
Runtime? Do I have to develop application 'features' to do this? (There may
well be other things like this - I do try and minimise the amount that a user
needs to use the standard ribbons for - but there are bound to be more)
Thanks in advance,
Rose