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    dsalks is offline Novice
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    Question Access Runtime Module, Library DLL's

    How does an access runtime module reference its library DLL's ?
    I'm concerned how the runtime application will find all of it's required DLL's on a different machine.
    Does the runtime app install the required DLL's to a standard location ?
    Would the installation package handle all this?
    Does one need to copy all the required DLL's to the application folder from where they will referenced ?


    (if this is even allowed)


    Thank you

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    youd need to load full Access on that pc, open the db,
    then in TOOLS , REFERENCES, remove the MISSING items, and enable those for that version.
    Then you can deliver that db version to runtime users.

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    Or depending on what code you have, use late binding. Access will figure out which Office version dll to use, for example.
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