MartyConnelly
martyconnelly at shaw.ca
Mon Jun 7 11:02:02 CDT 2004
Just a guess but assuming you created the runtime mdb with Access 2000 SP3, it maybe that there is an old SP1 runtime on the machine, that hasn't been uninstalled or removed properly. You might get away with installing to a different directory or getting someone with admin status on their machine to install it. Test installing it to a non admin user on your development machine. A lot of these problems can be resolved with using SageKey scripts and Wise or Install Shield for deployment. http://www.sagekey.com Annie Courchesne, CMA wrote: >Hi group! > >I've recently installed a runtime version of Access 2000 (using Office >developper). On one computer, the following message is displayed : > >"Error 1706. No Valid source could be found for product Microsoft Access >2000 SR-1 Runtime. The Windows installer cannot continue." > >That computer as Office 2003 Small business installed and is running under >Win 2K Pro. When we go to the Microsoft Update center, it suggests to >update the runtime to SP-3. The user does not have administrator status on >that computer. > >If any of you out there ever had this problem, how did you solve it? Would >the update of the runtime solve the situation? > >I'll welcome any help! > >Thanks! > > >Annie Courchesne, CMA > > > > -- Marty Connelly Victoria, B.C. Canada