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DougKalish
Can someone who does not have Access installed run a database with the
runtime engine?
runtime engine?
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Klatuu
If you are asking about the runtime version of Access, yes, a user can
execute an application, but cannot make any changes to the database objects.
execute an application, but cannot make any changes to the database objects.
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Rick Brandt
DougKalish said:Can someone who does not have Access installed run a database with the
runtime engine?
Pretty much what it's for.
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David W. Fenton
Pretty much what it's for.
I always hesitate to say that they "don't have Access installed"
when they have the runtime. The surely *do* have it installed, but
it's running in a mode that does not allow interactive editing of
MDBs. It's certainly full Access, just without the license to do
certain things.