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I am packaging an Access 97 custom application using the Office 97 dev tools.
This is first time I used the Setup Wizard and I want to be sure that I am
doing everything correctly.
The first time I ran the Office 97 Dev Tools Setup Wizard, I noticed that
two of the items i set references to in my application, were not
automatically included with the setup files folder that the Setup Wizard
created. They were:
MSO97.DLL (Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library)
EXCEL8.OLB (Microsoft Excel 8.0 Object Library)
These references are needed by my application.
I assumed that the setup wizard would automatically scan the application
references and add the files. they were not, added, so I ran the Setup Wizard
again and I browsed for and added the files listed above.
I set the Destination folder for both files to $(WinSysPath). Is that
correct?
After the Setup Wizard finished, the folder with the Setup files contained
the files mentioned above.
I'm just checking to see if I did this correctly.
Will these files automatically be registered when a user runs the
Application Setup?
Is there anything else I should be aware of regarding the setup in general,
DLL conflicts?
I created a runtime version and runtime shortcut in the Setup Wizard with
all the necessary files.
If the user has a newer version of Access on their machine, will there be
conflict with this runtime version.
Thanks for any feedback
This is first time I used the Setup Wizard and I want to be sure that I am
doing everything correctly.
The first time I ran the Office 97 Dev Tools Setup Wizard, I noticed that
two of the items i set references to in my application, were not
automatically included with the setup files folder that the Setup Wizard
created. They were:
MSO97.DLL (Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library)
EXCEL8.OLB (Microsoft Excel 8.0 Object Library)
These references are needed by my application.
I assumed that the setup wizard would automatically scan the application
references and add the files. they were not, added, so I ran the Setup Wizard
again and I browsed for and added the files listed above.
I set the Destination folder for both files to $(WinSysPath). Is that
correct?
After the Setup Wizard finished, the folder with the Setup files contained
the files mentioned above.
I'm just checking to see if I did this correctly.
Will these files automatically be registered when a user runs the
Application Setup?
Is there anything else I should be aware of regarding the setup in general,
DLL conflicts?
I created a runtime version and runtime shortcut in the Setup Wizard with
all the necessary files.
If the user has a newer version of Access on their machine, will there be
conflict with this runtime version.
Thanks for any feedback