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Alan Z. Scharf
1. I have two user groups in an ADP project, read-write, and read-only.
2. The read-writes need a Tools References item for a licensed third-party
PDF printing class, but the read-onlys don'.t. The reference is to aa .MDE
file in the same directory as ADP project.
3. Hence, I want the app to be able to start up and not get stuck in startup
because it is looking for a missing References item for the Read-Onlys,
because I don't need third-party licenses for them..
4. Is there a way I can programmatically control the app's checking for
this reference on startup for Read-Writes only, and bypass checking for
Read-Onlys? I'd like to avoid two separate versions of my app for
Read-Write and Read-Onlys.
Or have the external reference added programatically on startup after
checking my IsReadOnly() function to determine connection type?
Thanks very much.
Alan
2. The read-writes need a Tools References item for a licensed third-party
PDF printing class, but the read-onlys don'.t. The reference is to aa .MDE
file in the same directory as ADP project.
3. Hence, I want the app to be able to start up and not get stuck in startup
because it is looking for a missing References item for the Read-Onlys,
because I don't need third-party licenses for them..
4. Is there a way I can programmatically control the app's checking for
this reference on startup for Read-Writes only, and bypass checking for
Read-Onlys? I'd like to avoid two separate versions of my app for
Read-Write and Read-Onlys.
Or have the external reference added programatically on startup after
checking my IsReadOnly() function to determine connection type?
Thanks very much.
Alan