M
MacDermott
My client distributes our Access (2003 format) application to his users as
an MDE.
Thus far, there has been no problem making the MDE on the (2003) development
machine -
it would run fine on a 2007 machine.
Now, however, we've added a reference to another MDE (also created in 2003).
Now, if we make an MDE in 2003, it won't run on the 2007 machine.
However, if we make the MDE on the 2007 machine, it runs ok (from a trusted
location).
It would be a whole lot simpler for us if we could distribute a single
version (instead of separate MDEs for 2003 and 2007) -
any ideas on how to do this?
TIA!
an MDE.
Thus far, there has been no problem making the MDE on the (2003) development
machine -
it would run fine on a 2007 machine.
Now, however, we've added a reference to another MDE (also created in 2003).
Now, if we make an MDE in 2003, it won't run on the 2007 machine.
However, if we make the MDE on the 2007 machine, it runs ok (from a trusted
location).
It would be a whole lot simpler for us if we could distribute a single
version (instead of separate MDEs for 2003 and 2007) -
any ideas on how to do this?
TIA!