Hey all,
I am having a problem installing Access 2000 runtime on a
machine. The machine has Office XP installed on it but it is the SBE version
which DOES NOT include a version of Access XP. When I try to install the
2000 runtime it will get about 1/2 - 3/4 of the way through and then just
sits there and will not finish. Does anyone have a idea about what is going
on or have a solution to this problem ?
Thanks in advance,
Grant
Access 2000 runtime install problem and Office XP ( without access xp) on same machine
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Access 2000 runtime install problem and Office XP ( without access xp) on same machine
by Grant » Wed, 23 Jul 2003 04:30:52 GMT
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