Bob's right. I THOUGHT I was looking in the right place, but I wasn't.

My apologies, and big thanks to Bob.

I stand corrected. The Developer version has a runtime you can ship with the VBE, but does not generate an EXE.

Well, I went looking for it in 2003 following the directions the gent who mentioned the documenter used. Would you be so kind as to note the keypress sequence you use to invoke it, for I don't find...

Looks like Access 2003 and earlier don't have that feature, and there are multiple Office Marketplace apps for sale.

The Developer version of Access has a run-time compiler so you can do this, but there are significant limitations in what you can do with a run-time, e.g., no datasheet views, no macros, other issues.

Be aware: OEM merchandise can be cheaper, but often the warranty is less.


Robert Bruce Thompson has a book published by O'Reilly on PC building which he updates continually through an on-line...

Maybe white-on-white text was set by error? Until you figure it out, use http://webmessenger.yahoo.com

Lenovo boxen are the best, IMHO. They take abuse which break lesser machines, and they have worldwide service.

OpenOffice.Org is, indeed, the place to download it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5sum describes the way to confirm your download is accurate, as OpenOffice.Org provides an MD5 checksum for its...

I've used REMEDY and Bugzilla, and Bugzilla was easier.

Sorta kinda.

If you take an Access database with a Switchboard menu
and do Tools | Database Utilities | Make an MDE File

Then, right-click on the title bar of the database object window and...

So, if I understand what you want, you want a web page which shows content from an Access database, and to enable that web page to make changes to the database. Is that correct?