[AccessD] Upgrading to 2003...

Julie:

No, that's the one thing I needed that wasn't in there.  You would think 
that since they're designing the program to encourage third party software 
they'd give it to you.  10 licenses for Office 2003 pro.  But no VSTO.  10 
licenses for WinXP pro.  But no VSTO.  Project, Visio, Map Point, Front 
Page, Publisher, Contact Manager, Small Business Server (Premium!), One 
Note, Live Communications Server, Sharepoint, SQL Server, Exchange Server, 
Breakfast Server, etc., etc.  But no VSTO.

So I called and asked why not.  NO answer.  But I put in my vote for it.  In 
the meantime I got a copy of Access Developer Extensions (not VSTO), but I 
think that there's no reason why you can't deploy run-times without it. 
AFAICT, it just makes you street legal with Microsoft.

Rocky

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Julie Reardon-Taylor" <prosoft6 at hotmail.com>
To: <accessd at databaseadvisors.com>
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2005 6:34 AM
Subject: Re: [AccessD] Upgrading to 2003...


> Rocky,
>
>>>>>>I upgraded to 2003 through the Action Pack in the partners program 
>>>>>>because I wanted to make a Wise/Sagekey run-time and didn't have the 
>>>>>>2000 developer license. >>>>>
>
> I haven't received my action pack subscription yet.  Are you saying that 
> there is a developers edition for Access included?
>
>
> Julie Reardon-Taylor
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