Where are the developer extensions?

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Don Barton

I purchased A2007 so I could download the Runtime and Developer
Extenstions. I've installed A2007 (upgrade) and downloaded and
installed the RT and DE. I've referenced both in the VBA references.
I am trying to get to the packaging wizard, but can't seem to find
it.
First: nothing show up under the VBA editors Add ins.
Second: there is no listing under Start-MS Office- for DE.
Any help. Where do I go from here?

The rest of the Office suite is 2003.

Don
 
Don Barton said:
I purchased A2007 so I could download the Runtime and Developer
Extenstions. I've installed A2007 (upgrade) and downloaded and
installed the RT and DE. I've referenced both in the VBA references.
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You shouldn't need to do that.

There should be a new entry when you click on the Office icon within
Access in the upper left hand corner.

Tony
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You shouldn't need to do that.
There should be a new entry when you click on the Office icon within
Access in the upper left hand corner.

Tony
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
Please respond only in the newsgroups so that others can
read the entire thread of messages.
Microsoft Access Links, Hints, Tips & Accounting Systems athttp://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
Tony's Microsoft Access Blog -http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/
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Hi Tony,
I appreciate your response. I just discovered this out yesterday as
well. I was happy to find this to say the least. I am new to using
the Runtime and am studying up on it. I have a client that doesn't
have Access and wants the database I've developed. Part of the
learning curve is getting used to the new "ribbon" interface. I can't
say I am excited about it at this time, as it represent a learning
curve above and beyond learning the runtime. Basic Access
functionality is a new challenge. Thanks again for answering my
message.

Don
 
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