Re: how can I make a runtime version of an access database that uses o

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Not only is it not possible to compile Office objects into an Access
application (regardless of where you're using the run-time), distributing
files like msoutl.olb is illegal.

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"Dr. Koops" <Dr. Koops@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have an database that uses msoutl.olb, the outlook object library for the
date() objects. It also uses some object from the word library.
I have bought Office 2007, for the sole purpose as to be able to create
the
runtime version of my database.
Now it seems that the database can obnly work on systems that do have ms
word and ms outlook installed.

is there any way to compile the office objects into the run time version
of
the database?

Thanks in advance for your answer,

Dr. M.C. Koops


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