wjburke2
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Thank you NeoPa, I have created a certificate and it is loaded on the user computers. I need to know how to Package & Sign the app and then distribute it via the Package Solution wizard. When I try to sign the code as we did in 2003 it tells me I have to P&S from the menu. So I did, then when I try to include the signed package into the Package Solution I cannot. As I read this I am wondering if I can unpack the app from the packaging process... -
Package solution with a signed app in A2010
Very simple install. I have a application FE that I need to sign and distribute to people on my local network. It consists of a .ACCDB that needs to be loaded into their AppData directory and a ICON to be installed on their desktop. The user doesn’t know anything about where to install it or how to create a ICON so I want to create a setup program to do this for them. The problem is I need to sign the application. I am having a hard time packaging... -
Not sure what you are saying. Your right about me being confused. It dosent want to run standalone. It will run on a computer that has Windows XP and Access. But not on a computer that just has XP professional. The Server OS is Windos Server 2003.Leave a comment:
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Plater, Thanks for replying. Console is the term VB2008 uses for a program that runs in DOS mode. Which is the reason it took so long to reply? My DOS sucks since I haven’t used it since 1995. I was trying to send the error displayed in DOS to a file so I could attach it. No luck there but I tried.
The (abbr) error is:
Unhanded exception: Systen.oi.fileN otFoundExceptio n could not load file or assembly ‘System.Dataset Extensions,...Leave a comment:
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Console Program
I need to create a program that can be executed in DOS that will update a Access Database. It will be kicked off by a remote application after it downloads a file. I have tried to create a VB Console application but it won't run from the Console. As you can tell I am extremely new to VB. My only reference has been “VB Now” that comes with VB2005. Thanks -
I have the same problem in a form. I declared a Date field as public in the general declaration section and referance it in a query on a subform. I do this so the user can select records from two lists. If they clicks on list one I set the id field to its value if they click on list two i set it to that value. Works in 2000 will not in 2003. I was thinking of puting the field invisable in the main form and using that field. I do this on other forms....Leave a comment:
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Problem between public var Access 2000 and 2003
I have created a form using Access 2000. I declare a public variable
Public lngStartDate as long
I set the variable to 20070101.
I then open a subform based on a query. The criteria for the query is ...WHERE iDate = Forms!frmMyForm .lngStartDate.
The form opens fine and I get the expected data in 2000.
My problem is that when I do the same thing using Access 2003, I am prompted...
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