you're welcome, Liz ~ happy to help
crystal
Thanks Crystal. I'll notify the developer.
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hi Liz,
no ... for instance:
'late-binding for deployment -- and Word Library is NOT referenced under Tools,References, and values of constants are used in code
' Dim oWrd As Object _
, oDoc As Object _
, oTable As Object _
, oRng As Object _
, oRng2 As Object
'early-binding for development
Dim oWrd As Word.Application _
, oDoc As Word.Document _
, oTable As Word.Table _
, oRng As Word.Range _
, oRng2 As Word.Range
have an awesome day,
crystalOn 9/7/17 3:45 PM, Liz Ravenwood liz_ravenwood@beaerospace.com [MS_Access_Professionals] wrote:
Thanks Crystal. What do you mean by late binding? Like assign recordsources after the form is open?
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Subject: Re: [MS_AccessPros] run time version of access
hi Liz,
the basics are the same, but sometime things don't work in Runtime like they do on the desktop -- each time I have had issues, I have found other ways to do what is needed ... well except for things that should have been in administrator database and so now they are ;) Ironically, however, now that Office 365 is so prevalent ... users that thought they didn't have access to Access oftentimes actually do ~
to investigate, you need the accdb. Before distributing, it needs to be compiled and saves. It is best to use LATE binding for objects so those with other versions (and therefore, other versions of the reference libraries) can run without problems.
have an awesome day,
crystalOn 9/7/17 12:29 PM, Liz Ravenwood liz_ravenwood@beaerospace.com [MS_Access_Professionals] wrote:
Pros, is there a significant loss of functionality with using the free run time version of access?
I need to do more investigation as I am looking at a database someone else built and they tried to run a copy using the free version and the subform with conditional formatting didn't display, as well as the defaults being set on that form.
Do you have recommendations or where I can turn to investigate this?
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