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ODE97
: 
      Access 97 Run-Time Application Incorrectly Uses Access 
2000
 Executable


ID: Q248112





The information in this article applies to:




Microsoft Office Developer Edition 97 
  
Microsoft Access 
2000



Advanced: Requires expert coding, interoperability, and multiuser skills. 

This article applies only to a Microsoft Access database (.mdb). 



SYMPTOMS


When you upgrade a computer from Microsoft Access 97 to Microsoft Access 

2000
, and an Access 
97 run-time application is subsequently 
installed
, you may receive the 
following error message: 



The current user account doesn't have permission to 
  convert or enable this database. 




CAUSE


You have 
installed
 your Access 97 run-time 
application on a computer that was previously upgraded from Access 97 to Access 

2000
.
When 
an Access 97 run-time application is 
installed
 on a computer, the setup 
program tries to determine if a copy of Access 97 is already 
installed
 on the computer by looking 
for the following registry key: 

   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ 
      Software\ 
         Microsoft\ 
            Office\ 
               8.0\ 
                  Common\ 
                     InstallRoot\ 
                        OfficeBin 
This key contains the path to the 

installed
 copy of 
Access 97. If the Setup program finds this key, it does not 
install
 the Access 97 copy of 
Msaccess.exe, but instead uses the existing copy.
When a computer is 
upgraded from Access 97 to Access 
2000
, the OfficeBin key is not removed 
and the Access 
2000
 
version of Msaccess.exe is copied to the location where Access 97 was previously 

installed
. This 
leaves the OfficeBin key pointing to the Access 
2000
 version of Msaccess.exe. Because 
of this, upgrading from Access 97 to Access 
2000
, and then 
installing
 an Access 97 run-time 
application, results in the run-time pointing to the Access 
2000
 version of the executable. 



RESOLUTION


To workaround this behavior, you must modify the Setup.stf file that is 
produced by the ODE Setup Wizard. This allows any future 
installations
 that you perform by using 
this Setup.stf file to include the Access 97 executable and supporting files. 

WARNING
: Modifications to an STF file should be made by using a 
backup copy of the file. As a general rule, modifications to an STF file are not 
recommended by Microsoft. However, this is currently the best workaround for 
this issue.
You can open and edit the Setup.stf file in Notepad. If you 
edit the file with Microsoft Excel, you may see error messages. For additional 
information about these error messages, click the article number below to view 
the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 

Q111248
 XL: 
  Opening/Saving STF File in Excel May Cause Setup Errors 
The 
following steps show you how to change the STF file: 



In Notepad or another text editor, open the Setup.stf file that was 
  created by the ODE Setup Wizard.


Locate the line where: 
  
ObjID is 65
Type is CustomAction
and Data is 
    "msacccah.dll,GetPathFromReg,""HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,Software\Microsoft\Office\8.0\Common\InstallRoot,OfficeBin"""
Change 
  the word "InstallRoot" to "InstallAccessRT", as follows: 
  
"msacccah.dll,GetPathFromReg,""HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,Software\Microsoft\Office\8.0\Common\InstallAccessRT,OfficeBin""" 
  
NOTE
: This line searches for the Office folder. If you 
  change the key, it should not find anything unless you have 
installed
 a run-time 
  application by using this technique already. Although InstallAccessRT can be 
  virtually any name that you want to use, ensure that the name is the same in 
  both steps 2 and 3. 


Locate the line where: 
  
ObjID = 85
Type = AddRegData 
and Data = 
    """LOCAL"",""Software\Microsoft\Office\8.0\Common\InstallRoot"",""OfficeBin"",""%70"",""""" 
  
Change the word "InstallRoot" to "InstallAccessRT" (the same word 
  that you used in step 2), as follows:


85"""LOCAL"",""Software\Microsoft\Office\8.0\Common\InstallAccessRT"" 
    ,""OfficeBin"",""%70"",""""" 


Locate the line where: 
  
ObjID = 320
Type = InstallShared
and Data = "Access 
    Runtime Files,msaccess_exe,MSACCESS80,Office,1325 " 
NOTE:
 
  This line writes a key to the registry under 
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Shared Tools
Change the word 
  "MSACCESS80" to "MSACCESS80RT", as follows:


"Access Runtime Files,msaccess_exe,MSACCESS80RT,Office,1325 " 
  


Save and close the Setup.stf file.


For Systems That Already Have This Issue
If you have already 
installed
 your Access 97 
run-time application on a computer and it now has the symptoms described in the 
"Symptoms" section, you should first remove the Access 97 run-time application, 
and then reinstall it with the modified Setup.stf file. To remove the 
application, follow these steps. 
NOTE
: The following steps will 
remove the Access 97 run-time 
installation
 including the Access 
database. If you want to preserve the database, make a copy of it, and save it 
to another folder for safe keeping.
NOTE
: Because there are 
several versions of Windows, the following steps may be different on your 
computer. If they are, please consult your product documentation to complete 
these steps.




Click 
Start
, point to 
Settings
, and then click 
Control 
  Panel
. 


Click 
Add/Remove Programs
. 


In the 
Add/Remove Programs
 dialog box, click the name of the Access 
  97 run-time application, and then click 
Add/Remove
. The application's 
  Setup program starts. 


Click 
Remove All
. 
You are now ready to 
install
 the Access 97 
run-time application with the modified Setup.stf file. 



MORE INFORMATION


There are two issues you may notice after applying the workaround in this 
article.
For additional information about the first issue you may 
encounter by using this resolution, click the article number below to view the 
article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 

Q183143


ODE97
: Run-Time 
  Application Changes Windows File Associations 
Because of an entry 
in the registry, the Access 97 run-time application becomes associated with 
files that have an extension of .mdb, meaning that if you click any Access 
database, the run-time application attempts to run. You can resolve this by 
using the 
REGSERVER
 command line switch to properly register the full 
version of Microsoft Access.
For instance, to make the full version of 
Access 97 the registered version that opens .mdb files, use the following 
technique. 



Click 
Start
, and then click 
Run
.


Type the following command line:


C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\MSACCESS.EXE 
    /regserver
 
To make Access 
2000
 the properly registered version 
for .mdb files, start Access 
2000
. Every time that you start 
Microsoft Access 
2000
, the automatic registration 
feature registers Msaccess.exe, the supporting Microsoft Access .dll files, the 
wizards, and the file associations of .mdb and .mda files.
Another issue 
you may notice after 
installing
 the run-time application 
with the modified Setup.stf file is that if you try 
installing
 Office 
2000
, the Setup options of either 
Upgrade or Customize have the default 
installation
 location of C:\Program 
Files\Microsoft Office\. This is different from the expected path that is used 
when 
installing
 
Office 
2000
 on a 
computer with an existing Access 97 run-time application. With an unmodified 
Access 97 run-time application, the Office 
2000 installation
 program recognizes 
the run-time application and 
installs
 it to a default path of 
C:\Program Files\Office2K\. 



REFERENCES


For additional information on a similar issue that involves 
installing
 Access 
2000
 over an existing 
Access 97 run-time application, click the article number below to view the 
article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 

Q248913


ODE97
: Convert or 
  Enable Message when Opening Access 97 Runtime Application After 
Installing
 Office 
2000
 




Additional query words: pra wrong version exe acc97 run time 


Keywords : kberrmsg kbdta 
Version : WINDOWS:
2000
,97 
Platform : WINDOWS 

Issue type : kbhowto 










Last 
      Reviewed: February 21, 
2000
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