I have developed an Access application with Access 2010 on a 64 bit machine and I have look through the registry and it would appear that my office is 64bit.
I have gone through all the steps in the Package and distribute- downloaded the Access 2010 runtime and the runtime file works on one machine (32bit) - it does have Access loaded but the package "should" be using runtime as that was set when it was packaged.
I have installed it on 2 other machines a 32bit and one 64 operating systems and on both machines " Database cannot be opened because the VBa cannot be read".
I have tried it with the 64bit and the 32 bit runtime downloads. - cant remember the error with the 64 bit down load but it didn't work either.
I have seen references to using Inno and amending Inno scripts but this looks very complicated and not sure it it will resolve my problem.
Any help or pointers please would be much appreciated - the application is written almost totally in VBA -
I do not have an Auto exec macro in case anyone thinks that makes a difference.
Thanks
Humph :banghead::banghead:
I have gone through all the steps in the Package and distribute- downloaded the Access 2010 runtime and the runtime file works on one machine (32bit) - it does have Access loaded but the package "should" be using runtime as that was set when it was packaged.
I have installed it on 2 other machines a 32bit and one 64 operating systems and on both machines " Database cannot be opened because the VBa cannot be read".
I have tried it with the 64bit and the 32 bit runtime downloads. - cant remember the error with the 64 bit down load but it didn't work either.
I have seen references to using Inno and amending Inno scripts but this looks very complicated and not sure it it will resolve my problem.
Any help or pointers please would be much appreciated - the application is written almost totally in VBA -
I do not have an Auto exec macro in case anyone thinks that makes a difference.
Thanks
Humph :banghead::banghead:
