Actually, the Developer edition of Office doesn't convert MDBs to EXEs:
there's no way of doing that.
What Developer does is allow you to package your MDB along with a
royalty-free run-time version of Access which users who do not already have
Access can install so that they can use the application. It does not change
the MDB in any way, shape or form.
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