使用旧版本在机器上访问2007运行时？ [英] Access 2007 Runtime on Machine With Older Version?

问题描述

我的客户喜欢Access 2007中的一些新的铃声和口哨，

并且正考虑将我们的A03格式MDB转换为A07格式文件。

然而，虽然有些用户拥有A07，但很多用户没有，而且当他们得到它时，并不清楚

。他的想法是使用即将推出的Access 2007

运行时允许仍在运行Office 2003的用户能够运行数据库。


当我在我的开发机器上使用多个版本的Access时，我建议他反对这个，因为我从多年前回忆起Access 97运行时

在安装了较旧版本的Access

的机器上运行时会导致问题。但是自从我使用了Access运行时起已经有一段时间了。


而且，虽然Access 2007运行时还没有出来，所以很难评论

它，许多人可能在Access 97之后使用了Access的运行时版本，

这是我使用的最后一个。所以我想我会就这种情况询问人们的意见

。您是否认为在安装了Office 2003的计算机上使用即将推出的A07运行时

是明智的，因此用户可以使用A07

数据库？


谢谢！

解决方案

" Neil" < no **** @ nospam.netwrote：

>我的客户喜欢Access 2007中的一些新的铃声和口哨声，
并且正在考虑将我们的A03格式MDB转换为A07格式文件。
然而，虽然有些用户拥有A07，但许多用户没有，而且他们何时会得到它并不清楚。他的想法是使用即将推出的Access 2007
运行时允许仍在运行Office 2003的用户能够运行数据库。

虽然我使用多个版本的在我的开发机器上访问，我建议他反对这一点，因为我多年前回忆起Access 97运行时，它在具有旧版本Access的机器上运行时引起了问题安装。但是，自从我使用Access运行时起已经有一段时间了。

而且，虽然Access 2007运行时尚未出现，但很难评论
它，很多人可能在Access 97之后使用了Access的运行时版本，这是我使用的最后一个版本。所以我想我会就这种情况询问人们的意见。您是否认为在安装了Office 2003的计算机上使用即将推出的A07运行时是明智的，因此用户可以使用A07
数据库？

在没有任何版本的Access

的系统上使用A2007运行时应该没问题。


安装多个版本的Access，运行版或完整版，对于不知道发生了什么事的用户来说会非常恼火。

特别是当他们可以没有运行一个重要的应用程序，因为较旧的

版本的Access正在尝试打开较新版本的Access

MDB / MDE。这是由于Access将MDB / MDE / etc扩展名

关联更改为已执行的最后一个版本的Access。


但是如果你知道魔法咒语都可以做得很好。我是在我的系统上运行A97，A2000，A2002，A2003和A2007的
。


Tony

-

Tony Toews，Microsoft Access MVP

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谢谢，Tony。是的，我也有几个版本的Access运行。我和b $ b就协会问题达成一致意见。但我似乎记得，从97

运行时回来，使用现有版本的Access

安装运行时会覆盖某些文件并导致完整版本的Access已经安装了

以使其无法正常运行。但也许这只是谣言和猜测。

" Tony Toews [MVP]" < tt **** @ telusplanet.netwrote in message

news：km ************************** ****** @ 4ax.com ...

" Neil" < no **** @ nospam.netwrote：

>>我的客户喜欢Access 2007中的一些新的铃声和口哨声，然而，虽然有些用户有A07，但很多用户没有，而且当他们得到它们时，它不清楚它。他的想法是使用即将推出的Access 2007
运行时允许仍在运行Office 2003的用户能够运行数据库。

虽然我使用多个版本的在我的开发机器上访问，我建议他反对这个，因为我多年前回忆起Access 97运行时
它在有机器上运行时引起了问题已安装较旧版本的
Access
。但是自从我使用Access运行时起已经有一段时间了。

而且，虽然Access 2007运行时尚未出现，但很难评论
它，很多人可能在Access 97之后使用了Access的运行时版本，
这是我使用的最后一个版本。所以我想我会就这种情况询问人们的意见。您是否认为在安装了Office 2003的计算机上使用即将推出的A07
运行时是明智的，因此用户可以使用A07
数据库？

在没有任何版本的Access

的系统上使用A2007运行时应该没问题。


安装多个版本的Access，运行版或完整版，对于不知道发生了什么事的用户来说会非常恼火。

特别是当他们可以没有运行一个重要的应用程序，因为较旧的

版本的Access正在尝试打开较新版本的Access

MDB / MDE。这是由于Access将MDB / MDE / etc扩展名

关联更改为已执行的最后一个版本的Access。


但是如果你知道魔法咒语都可以做得很好。我是在我的系统上运行A97，A2000，A2002，A2003和A2007的
。


Tony

-

Tony Toews，Microsoft Access MVP

请仅在新闻组中回复，以便其他人可以

阅读整个消息主题。

Microsoft Access Links，Hints，Tips&会计系统
http://www.granite.ab.ca /accsmstr.htm

Tony的Microsoft Access博客 - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/

是的，如果您正在使用它们，它们会不断重新安装多个

版本。如果你没有足够的权限，或者如果没有正确缓存

安装文件，则重新安装失败，并且

你不能使用你的申请了。痛苦，如果它是一个企业

关键应用程序。


如果其中一个版本是A97，则更常见问题（需要

更多权限），或者在Vista上（需要更多权限）。


（david）


" Neil" < no **** @ nospam.netwrote in message

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谢谢，Tony。是的，我也有几个版本的Access运行。我和b $ b就协会问题达成一致意见。但我似乎记得，从97

运行时回来，使用现有版本的Access

安装运行时会覆盖某些文件并导致完整版本的Access

有

已经安装不正常。但也许那只是

谣言和猜测。


" Tony Toews [MVP]" < tt **** @ telusplanet.netwrote in message

news：km ************************** ****** @ 4ax.com ...

" Neil" < no **** @ nospam.netwrote：

>我的客户喜欢Access
中的一些新铃声和口哨声

2007，

>并且考虑将我们的A03格式MDB转换为A07格式

文件。

>然而，虽然有些用户拥有A07，但很多用户没有，而且'不是

clear

< blockquote class =post_quotes>
>当他们得到它时。他的想法是使用即将推出的Access 2007
运行时允许仍在运行Office 2003的用户能够

到

>运行数据库。

虽然我在我的开发机器上使用多个版本的Access，我建议他不要这样做，因为我多年前回忆起Access 97运行时
它在运行时引起了问题安装了旧版本
Access
的机器。但是自从我使用了Access运行时起已经有一段时间了。

而且，虽然Access 2007运行时尚未运行，所以很难

comment

> on
它，许多人可能在Access
之后使用了Access的运行时版本

97 ，

>这是我使用的最后一个。所以我想我会就这种情况询问人们的意见。您是否认为在安装了Office 2003的计算机上使用即将推出的A07
运行时是明智的，因此用户可以使用A07
数据库？

在没有任何版本的Access

的系统上使用A2007运行时应该没问题。


安装多个版本的Access，运行版或完整版，对于不知道发生了什么事的用户来说会非常恼火。

特别是当他们可以没有运行一个重要的应用程序，因为较旧的

版本的Access正在尝试打开较新版本的Access

MDB / MDE。这是由于Access将MDB / MDE / etc扩展名

关联更改为已执行的最后一个版本的Access。


但是如果你知道魔法咒语都可以做得很好。我是在我的系统上运行A97，A2000，A2002，A2003和A2007的
。


Tony

-

Tony Toews，Microsoft Access MVP

请仅在新闻组中回复，以便其他人可以

阅读整个消息主题。

Microsoft Access Links，Hints，Tips&会计系统
http://www.granite.ab.ca /accsmstr.htm

Tony的Microsoft Access博客 - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/

A client of mine likes some of the new bells and whistles in Access 2007,
and is thinking about converting our A03 format MDB to an A07 format file.
However, while some of the users have A07, many do not, and it''s not clear
when they would get it. His thought was to use the upcoming Access 2007
runtime to allow the users who are still running Office 2003 to be able to
run the database.

While I use multiple versions of Access on my development machine, I advised
him against this, as I recall from years ago with the Access 97 runtime that
it caused problems when run on a machine that had an older version of Access
installed. But it''s been a while since I''ve used the Access runtime.

And, while the Access 2007 runtime isn''t out yet, so it''s hard to comment on
it, many here may have used the runtime version of Access after Access 97,
which is the last one I used. So I thought I''d ask for peoples'' opinions
about this situation. Do you think it''s wise to use the upcoming A07 runtime
on a machine that has Office 2003 installed, so the user can use an A07
database?

Thanks!

解决方案

"Neil" <no****@nospam.netwrote:

>A client of mine likes some of the new bells and whistles in Access 2007,
and is thinking about converting our A03 format MDB to an A07 format file.
However, while some of the users have A07, many do not, and it''s not clear
when they would get it. His thought was to use the upcoming Access 2007
runtime to allow the users who are still running Office 2003 to be able to
run the database.

While I use multiple versions of Access on my development machine, I advised
him against this, as I recall from years ago with the Access 97 runtime that
it caused problems when run on a machine that had an older version of Access
installed. But it''s been a while since I''ve used the Access runtime.

And, while the Access 2007 runtime isn''t out yet, so it''s hard to comment on
it, many here may have used the runtime version of Access after Access 97,
which is the last one I used. So I thought I''d ask for peoples'' opinions
about this situation. Do you think it''s wise to use the upcoming A07 runtime
on a machine that has Office 2003 installed, so the user can use an A07
database?

Using A2007 runtime on a system without any version of Access
installed should be fine.

Installing multiple versions of Access, runtime or full version, can
be highly irritating to users who don''t know what is going on.
Especially when they can''t run an important app because an older
version of Access is attempting to open a newer version of an Access
MDB/MDE. This is due to Access changing the MDB/MDE/etc extension
association to the last version of Access which was executed.

However if you know the magic incantations all can be made well. I''m
running A97, A2000, A2002, A2003 and A2007 on my system.

Tony
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
Please respond only in the newsgroups so that others can
read the entire thread of messages.
Microsoft Access Links, Hints, Tips & Accounting Systems at
http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
Tony''s Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/

Thanks, Tony. Yeah, I too have several versions of Access running. And I
agree about the association issue. But I seem to recall, back from the 97
runtime, that installing the runtime with an existing version of Access
would overwrite certain files and cause the full version of Access that had
already been installed to not function properly. But maybe that was just
rumor and speculation.
"Tony Toews [MVP]" <tt****@telusplanet.netwrote in message
news:km********************************@4ax.com...

"Neil" <no****@nospam.netwrote:

>>A client of mine likes some of the new bells and whistles in Access 2007,
and is thinking about converting our A03 format MDB to an A07 format file.
However, while some of the users have A07, many do not, and it''s not clear
when they would get it. His thought was to use the upcoming Access 2007
runtime to allow the users who are still running Office 2003 to be able to
run the database.

While I use multiple versions of Access on my development machine, I
advised
him against this, as I recall from years ago with the Access 97 runtime
that
it caused problems when run on a machine that had an older version of
Access
installed. But it''s been a while since I''ve used the Access runtime.

And, while the Access 2007 runtime isn''t out yet, so it''s hard to comment
on
it, many here may have used the runtime version of Access after Access 97,
which is the last one I used. So I thought I''d ask for peoples'' opinions
about this situation. Do you think it''s wise to use the upcoming A07
runtime
on a machine that has Office 2003 installed, so the user can use an A07
database?

Using A2007 runtime on a system without any version of Access
installed should be fine.

Installing multiple versions of Access, runtime or full version, can
be highly irritating to users who don''t know what is going on.
Especially when they can''t run an important app because an older
version of Access is attempting to open a newer version of an Access
MDB/MDE. This is due to Access changing the MDB/MDE/etc extension
association to the last version of Access which was executed.

However if you know the magic incantations all can be made well. I''m
running A97, A2000, A2002, A2003 and A2007 on my system.

Tony
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
Please respond only in the newsgroups so that others can
read the entire thread of messages.
Microsoft Access Links, Hints, Tips & Accounting Systems at
http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
Tony''s Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/

Yes, they constantly re-install themselves if you are using multiple
versions. And if you don''t have sufficient permissions, or if the
install files are not cached correctly, the re-installation fails, and
you can''t use your application anymore. Painful if it''s a business
critical application.

And more often a problem if one of the versions is A97 (requires
more permissions), or on Vista (requires more permissions).

(david)

"Neil" <no****@nospam.netwrote in message
news:8w******************@newssvr14.news.prodigy.n et...

Thanks, Tony. Yeah, I too have several versions of Access running. And I
agree about the association issue. But I seem to recall, back from the 97
runtime, that installing the runtime with an existing version of Access
would overwrite certain files and cause the full version of Access that

had

already been installed to not function properly. But maybe that was just
rumor and speculation.
"Tony Toews [MVP]" <tt****@telusplanet.netwrote in message
news:km********************************@4ax.com...

"Neil" <no****@nospam.netwrote:

>A client of mine likes some of the new bells and whistles in Access

2007,

>and is thinking about converting our A03 format MDB to an A07 format

file.

>However, while some of the users have A07, many do not, and it''s not

clear

>when they would get it. His thought was to use the upcoming Access 2007
runtime to allow the users who are still running Office 2003 to be able

to

>run the database.

While I use multiple versions of Access on my development machine, I
advised
him against this, as I recall from years ago with the Access 97 runtime
that
it caused problems when run on a machine that had an older version of
Access
installed. But it''s been a while since I''ve used the Access runtime.

And, while the Access 2007 runtime isn''t out yet, so it''s hard to

comment

>on
it, many here may have used the runtime version of Access after Access

97,

>which is the last one I used. So I thought I''d ask for peoples'' opinions
about this situation. Do you think it''s wise to use the upcoming A07
runtime
on a machine that has Office 2003 installed, so the user can use an A07
database?

Using A2007 runtime on a system without any version of Access
installed should be fine.

Installing multiple versions of Access, runtime or full version, can
be highly irritating to users who don''t know what is going on.
Especially when they can''t run an important app because an older
version of Access is attempting to open a newer version of an Access
MDB/MDE. This is due to Access changing the MDB/MDE/etc extension
association to the last version of Access which was executed.

However if you know the magic incantations all can be made well. I''m
running A97, A2000, A2002, A2003 and A2007 on my system.

Tony
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
Please respond only in the newsgroups so that others can
read the entire thread of messages.
Microsoft Access Links, Hints, Tips & Accounting Systems at
http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
Tony''s Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/

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