Installing Access97

T

Tom

When trying to install Access97 upgrade I get the
error "No qualifying products found...". I have Office
SBE 97 installed on pc running WinXP. I tried inserting
the office97 cd and having it look there but that did not
help. I found Knowledge Base Article 167589 but it had no
solution. Access97 installed fine on old pc with Win98.
Can anyone help?
 
R

Rick Brandt

Tom said:
When trying to install Access97 upgrade I get the
error "No qualifying products found...". I have Office
SBE 97 installed on pc running WinXP. I tried inserting
the office97 cd and having it look there but that did not
help. I found Knowledge Base Article 167589 but it had no
solution. Access97 installed fine on old pc with Win98.
Can anyone help?

Office SBE is not a qualified upgrade path to Access since it did not
include Access. It included the Access Runtime, but not the fully licensed
version. If you want to add Access to a PC with a version of Office that
did not originally include the fully licensed version of Access then you
need to purchase a FULL Version of Access, not an upgrade version.
 
G

Guest

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Office SBE is not a qualified upgrade path to Access since it did not
include Access. It included the Access Runtime, but not the fully licensed
version. If you want to add Access to a PC with a version of Office that
did not originally include the fully licensed version of Access then you
need to purchase a FULL Version of Access, not an upgrade version.


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Thank you for your response, but look at the ms article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
US;167589

Access installed fine on old pc. Am I missing something?
 

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