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Access 2007 Runtime questions
Dear friends, I have the following questions regarding 2007 Runtime (I have
already downloaded and installed it on a machine having Windows XP + MS Office PRO 2003), and I want to use Access 2007, for its new features, i.e. date picker which appears automatically in date fields.: 1) I have copied a database on the a.m. machine (tha database is in 2003 format). Unfortunately it doesnt show my switchboard, due to blocked macros/trusted locations I believe. How can I set the enable macros and/or trusted locations in the runtime? 2) Shall I convert my database into 2007 version? 3) Can I use for this particular database the 2007 runtime and not the full version of 2003 which is already installed? Thanking you in advance GeorgeCY |
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Access 2007 Runtime questions
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... Dear friends, I have the following questions regarding 2007 Runtime (I have already downloaded and installed it on a machine having Windows XP + MS Office PRO 2003), and I want to use Access 2007, for its new features, i.e. date picker which appears automatically in date fields.: 1) I have copied a database on the a.m. machine (tha database is in 2003 format). Unfortunately it doesnt show my switchboard, due to blocked macros/trusted locations I believe. How can I set the enable macros and/or trusted locations in the runtime? See what Jeff Conrad has at http://accessjunkie.com/faq_33.aspx 2) Shall I convert my database into 2007 version? Many of the new features in Access 2007 only work if the database is in the new ACCDB format. 3) Can I use for this particular database the 2007 runtime and not the full version of 2003 which is already installed? Create a shortcut that includes the location of msaccess.exe for the runtime, as opposed to just having Windows use whatever application is associated with the mdb extension. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) |
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Access 2007 Runtime questions
Thanks Douglas for your valuable help,
Please, could you please tell me how can I make the script or how can I do it manually (I know how to run the regedi and how to find the path) for: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\A ccess\Security\Trusted Locations\Location0] AllowSubFolders (REG_DWORD) = 1 Path (REG_SZ) "C:\AccessJunkiesRule" Thanks again GeorgeCY Ο χρήστης "Douglas J. Steele" *γγραψε: "George" wrote in message ... Dear friends, I have the following questions regarding 2007 Runtime (I have already downloaded and installed it on a machine having Windows XP + MS Office PRO 2003), and I want to use Access 2007, for its new features, i.e. date picker which appears automatically in date fields.: 1) I have copied a database on the a.m. machine (tha database is in 2003 format). Unfortunately it doesnt show my switchboard, due to blocked macros/trusted locations I believe. How can I set the enable macros and/or trusted locations in the runtime? See what Jeff Conrad has at http://accessjunkie.com/faq_33.aspx 2) Shall I convert my database into 2007 version? Many of the new features in Access 2007 only work if the database is in the new ACCDB format. 3) Can I use for this particular database the 2007 runtime and not the full version of 2003 which is already installed? Create a shortcut that includes the location of msaccess.exe for the runtime, as opposed to just having Windows use whatever application is associated with the mdb extension. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) |
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Access 2007 Runtime questions
Since VBA code won't run unless the application is in a Trusted Location,
it's not really something you should be doing from within Access. One approach is to go into Regedit and create a .REG file for the specific path, then add that file by calling Regedit in a batch file before launching the application. Another approach would be to run VBScript to use the RegWrite method of the WshShell object, something like Dim WshShell Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WshShell.RegWrite _ "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Access\Securi ty\Trusted Locations\Location0]", _ "C:\AccessJunkiesRule" -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) "George" wrote in message ... Thanks Douglas for your valuable help, Please, could you please tell me how can I make the script or how can I do it manually (I know how to run the regedi and how to find the path) for: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\A ccess\Security\Trusted Locations\Location0] AllowSubFolders (REG_DWORD) = 1 Path (REG_SZ) "C:\AccessJunkiesRule" Thanks again GeorgeCY ? ??????? "Douglas J. Steele" ???????: "George" wrote in message ... Dear friends, I have the following questions regarding 2007 Runtime (I have already downloaded and installed it on a machine having Windows XP + MS Office PRO 2003), and I want to use Access 2007, for its new features, i.e. date picker which appears automatically in date fields.: 1) I have copied a database on the a.m. machine (tha database is in 2003 format). Unfortunately it doesnt show my switchboard, due to blocked macros/trusted locations I believe. How can I set the enable macros and/or trusted locations in the runtime? See what Jeff Conrad has at http://accessjunkie.com/faq_33.aspx 2) Shall I convert my database into 2007 version? Many of the new features in Access 2007 only work if the database is in the new ACCDB format. 3) Can I use for this particular database the 2007 runtime and not the full version of 2003 which is already installed? Create a shortcut that includes the location of msaccess.exe for the runtime, as opposed to just having Windows use whatever application is associated with the mdb extension. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) |
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