Installing runtime version of Access with Inno Script

[Damon Heron]

I want to use Inno to create a download version of my Access runtime app.
(Using 2007, but app is in 2003 format). So, I have the runtime.exe file,
my Access file with a accdr extension, backend mdb, etc., but do I have to
worry about references in my mdb? I currently have
VB for apps..
MS Access 12.0 Obj Lib
OLE Autom....
MS DAO 3.6 Obj Lib
MS Office 12.0 Obj Lib

I guess my question is do I need to include any of the files associated with
these references in my script or are they part of the Access Runtime?

Thanks in advance
Damon

 

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

I want to use Inno to create a download version of my Access runtime app.
(Using 2007, but app is in 2003 format). So, I have the runtime.exe file,
my Access file with a accdr extension, backend mdb, etc., but do I have to
worry about references in my mdb? I currently have
VB for apps..
MS Access 12.0 Obj Lib
OLE Autom....
MS DAO 3.6 Obj Lib
MS Office 12.0 Obj Lib

I guess my question is do I need to include any of the files associated with
these references in my script or are they part of the Access Runtime?

All except the last reference is part of the runtime. What do you
need the MS Office 12.0 Obj Lib for? Can you remove it? Does the
code compile?

Tony

 

[Damon Heron]

I removed the Office 12.0 Lib, I was only using it for a filedialog, which I
replaced with Ken Getz's routine (works great).... So now I have a minimum
# of references! Thanks for responding.

Damon