With Access the Full/Retail version is your developer edition. Normally this must be purchased.Ģ) The Runtime Engine - used to run the application. It is common in software development platforms to have two versions:ġ) The Developer Edition - used for creating applications. To create an Access database and design object you will need the full version of Access. You can’t get to design mode for any objects. It will run existing queries, macros, and VBA code. You can use the Forms and Reports that have already been created. Similarly, you can use the Access Runtime to “view” a database. It is similar to the Adobe Acrobat Reader. The Access Runtime is like a database viewer. Starting with Access 2007 Microsoft has made the developer extensions and a license to distribute the runtime free. The Developer edition included a license to distribute the Access runtime. I have been using the Access runtime since 1997 when I purchased the Access Developer edition. Live with that), or does it take a considerable amount of time when you switch between Access versions with your shortcuts. Do you still get some obnoxious message (guess I could do you just prefix that before stating the path to specifically: I take it that you actually do have parallel installations of both Access 20 on a single machine (I'm running Win7/圆4 with O2010/x32 if that matters). Runas /user: ComputerName \administrator cmd Usually, each Access app will have its own shortcut, so, how do you tell a shortcut that it should start the referenced app with admin rights? I've found Since I don't fancy turning off UAC, I'd have to take the shortcut route (I don't I personally don't have any problems with having to be an admin on dev machines, so I'm wondering whether I should give this another shot and install A2003/XL2003 on a machine. I hate it soooo much, hence I'm always keen on what others do. That Office installations =2007 no longer work in parallel, I gave up at some point and decided to run all customers' apps in a VM instead. Sorry for my rushing in, but this could prove to be quite interesting (at least on this side of the desk :-).Īs some of you may or may not remember, I have been pulling my hair out ever since I bought new machines and opted to have Office 2010 as the primary Office installation (I shirked from using O2007 and finally want to stay up to date), but due to the fact
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