Frontend to recognize backend

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When I make an .mde application package with 2002 access and run it on my pc,
it runs
ok. I try to install on an xp without access and it will not find the
tables, which I have installed in the properly named folders and files. I
get the following errors. The expression may not result in the
name of a macro, the name of a user-defined function, or [Event Procedure],
*There may have been an error evaluating the function, event, or macro
Another error message I get when I press a button is DEPOSITS can't find the
wizard, or the wizard has not been installed, or there is a syntax error in
the Declarations section of a Visual Basic module. Sometimes I get Runtime
error 75 message
 
hi,
you are going about it wrong. the mde app still has the
links set up per the pc you created it on.
install access and the database. reset the table links,
then create the mde file.
delete the database from that pc (not the one on your pc).
 
I have purchased the developers package. Now I am having trouble using it.
I did a no-no here though. Like a good American that I am I started posting
before I read the description of the proper way to post. Well I put the post
in more than one place. I regret this lack of regard for others and am
trying to correct it. There is a thread going in
access.developers.toolkitode.

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hi,
you are going about it wrong. the mde app still has the
links set up per the pc you created it on.
install access and the database. reset the table links,
then create the mde file.
delete the database from that pc (not the one on your pc).
-----Original Message-----
When I make an .mde application package with 2002 access and run it on my pc,
it runs
ok. I try to install on an xp without access and it will not find the
tables, which I have installed in the properly named folders and files. I
get the following errors. The expression may not result in the
name of a macro, the name of a user-defined function, or [Event Procedure],
*There may have been an error evaluating the function, event, or macro
Another error message I get when I press a button is DEPOSITS can't find the
wizard, or the wizard has not been installed, or there is a syntax error in
the Declarations section of a Visual Basic module. Sometimes I get Runtime
error 75 message

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