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David W. Fenton
This is not a problem for me as a very kind Access MVP gave me a
1-year MSDN gift subscription, so I have all the legal OS's I need!
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This is not a problem for me as a very kind Access MVP gave me a
1-year MSDN gift subscription, so I have all the legal OS's I need!
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Tony Toews [MVP]
David W. Fenton said:This is not a problem for me as a very kind Access MVP gave me a
1-year MSDN gift subscription, so I have all the legal OS's I need!
Ah, excellent. I recall mention of such. Not sure what the
requirements were but I was never given that offer to give to others.
Tony
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Mark Andrews
As a developer I have no issues with using multiple versions of Access.
However I would like to create
software that relies on the Access 2007 runtime and make it so it can be
installed on anyone's computer.
Most people expect software installations to not interfere with existing
software they have installed.
I have hopes that I can use Access and the runtime for 2007 to make
software. I don't want to switch to .net (much more time needed to make the
same application).
Hopefully Access 2010 and Access2007 will get along nicely at least so if I
switch to Access 2010 in a year or two it won't affect customers using
Access2007.
Hopefully in December I'll have time to try out Sagekey's product and I
already promised them I would write some kind of article about it in
exchange for a $100 discount off the product.
Mark
RPT Software
http://www.rptsoftware.com
However I would like to create
software that relies on the Access 2007 runtime and make it so it can be
installed on anyone's computer.
Most people expect software installations to not interfere with existing
software they have installed.
I have hopes that I can use Access and the runtime for 2007 to make
software. I don't want to switch to .net (much more time needed to make the
same application).
Hopefully Access 2010 and Access2007 will get along nicely at least so if I
switch to Access 2010 in a year or two it won't affect customers using
Access2007.
Hopefully in December I'll have time to try out Sagekey's product and I
already promised them I would write some kind of article about it in
exchange for a $100 discount off the product.
Mark
RPT Software
http://www.rptsoftware.com
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Mark Andrews
Four anyone reading this old post, I did try out sagekey's product and wrote
an article on it:
http://www.rptsoftware.com/help/microsoft_access_thirdparty/sagekey.asp
In general works very nice and right now the only solution for installing
the runtime (in my opinion) (if you can afford to buy the software).
Mark
an article on it:
http://www.rptsoftware.com/help/microsoft_access_thirdparty/sagekey.asp
In general works very nice and right now the only solution for installing
the runtime (in my opinion) (if you can afford to buy the software).
Mark