How to distribute an Access 2003 application?

[pw]

Hi,

I can't find anything about a toolkit on Microsoft site or what is
needed to distribute an Access 2003 application (like the SDK w/
Access 97).

I assume this is still possible. What do I need to create the setup
files?

-pw

[Chris2]

Re: How to distribute an Access 2003 application?

pw,

Hi, check out the following information blocks:

Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System



This is a new suite of software tools that allows developers to combine the
productivity and power of Visual Studio .NET and the .NET Framework with the
extensibility and programmability of Office 2003. With this technology,
developers using Visual Studio .NET 2003 can use Microsoft Visual Basic .NET
and Microsoft Visual C# .NET to write code behind Word- and Excel-based
applications.

How to Buy Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System







Microsoft Office Access 2003 Developer Extensions



The Access 2003 Developer Extensions provide the tools and resources
developers need to more quickly and easily create, test and deploy
sophisticated Access solutions. The Developer Extensions include a
royalty-free Access Runtime enabling distribution of Access solutions. The
Developer Extensions also include tools, with source code, for creating
professional setup routines, globally searching solutions for custom strings
and creating solutions that have been stripped of all source code. The
Access 2003 Developer Extensions are part of the Microsoft Visual Studio
Tools for the Microsoft Office System.

How to Buy Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System





And . . .



Visual Studio .NET and Office Development

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/office/

"pw" <paulwilliamson @spamcop.net> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I can't find anything about a toolkit on Microsoft site or what is
> needed to distribute an Access 2003 application (like the SDK w/
> Access 97).
>
> I assume this is still possible. What do I need to create the setup
> files?
>
> -pw[/color]