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March 24th, 2010, 11:02 AM
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2003 runtime and 2007 runtime on same PC
Hi all
I currently have about 100 users using a FE/BE (SQL backend) with 2003 runtime. Another department now want a db and I would like to develop in 2007 and have them used 2007 runtime. Each department will only use their db but a couple of people (directors....) will need to be able to get into both. Will there be the "application install" delay with runtime? Can a pc have both runtime versions installed? Thanks for the help. -- Cheers 
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March 24th, 2010, 11:06 AM
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On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 04:02:01 -0700, Cadburys
wrote: An A2003 application runs just fine in the A2007 runtime. -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP Hi all I currently have about 100 users using a FE/BE (SQL backend) with 2003 runtime. Another department now want a db and I would like to develop in 2007 and have them used 2007 runtime. Each department will only use their db but a couple of people (directors....) will need to be able to get into both. Will there be the "application install" delay with runtime? Can a pc have both runtime versions installed? Thanks for the help.
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March 24th, 2010, 12:02 PM
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2003 runtime and 2007 runtime on same PC
Hi
Thank you. So do you think that it would be best to update everyone elses machines to 2007 runtime or just the users who will need both? -- Cheers "Tom van Stiphout" wrote: On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 04:02:01 -0700, Cadburys wrote: An A2003 application runs just fine in the A2007 runtime. -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP Hi all I currently have about 100 users using a FE/BE (SQL backend) with 2003 runtime. Another department now want a db and I would like to develop in 2007 and have them used 2007 runtime. Each department will only use their db but a couple of people (directors....) will need to be able to get into both. Will there be the "application install" delay with runtime? Can a pc have both runtime versions installed? Thanks for the help. .
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March 24th, 2010, 12:20 PM
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2003 runtime and 2007 runtime on same PC
After testing the existing application in the A2007 runtime, I would update
all machines to the A2007 runtime. Less variation is usually less problems. Since you'll be developing in A2007, the VBA references will get updated to A2007 the first time you edit the existing application. "Cadburys" wrote in message ... Hi Thank you. So do you think that it would be best to update everyone elses machines to 2007 runtime or just the users who will need both? "Tom van Stiphout" wrote: On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 04:02:01 -0700, Cadburys wrote: An A2003 application runs just fine in the A2007 runtime. -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP Hi all I currently have about 100 users using a FE/BE (SQL backend) with 2003 runtime. Another department now want a db and I would like to develop in 2007 and have them used 2007 runtime. Each department will only use their db but a couple of people (directors....) will need to be able to get into both. Will there be the "application install" delay with runtime? Can a pc have both runtime versions installed?
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