Note that shortcuts are the SAME for full edition of Access or runtime (you cannot install both full + runtime of the same edition of Access on a machine – only one is allowed and thus above path names never change between full or runtime edition). Note that above examples are on two lines here for ease of reading + posting, but the above shortcuts are on one line separated by a space in the actual shortcut you create. "c:\RidesDev\SkiRides\RidesXP\RidesXP.accDE" /runtime "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\MSACCESS.EXE" "c:\RidesDev\SkiRides\RidesXP\RidesXP.mde" /runtimeĪnd for 2010, it will look like this. The shortcut for 2003 will look like this "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office11\MSACCESS.EXE" As a general rule since you want a particular application to launch + use Access 2003, and then another to launch + use 2010, then you need to build a shortcut for each application. Read only database or database without convert from a previous version of PRTSICINMED it can not be determined the version installed of executable Access14.Īnd then I tried to open directly the 2003 database with Access 2010 and I got this other error: I tried to use only Access 2010 and I got this error: I get this error "OpenForm" is cancelled The last runtime I install, it is the database that it works for the first time, when I open the other runtime makes something when changes the runtime and then fails.Īfter changing from Access Runtime 2010 to 2003 (using Access 2003): It works when I install each of them separately but when they are both installed together, there is no way. I updated a pc from a Windows XP that worked out well, and now with this windows 7 there is any way to make this work.
We need to install 2 access runtimes in Windows 7 64bits, versions 20 because we are using databases of these two databases.
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