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The application should run fine if the computer is booted into windows and the application is a true Access Runtime app. The point of runtime was that it did not need the end user to already have office/access installed
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The application should run fine if the computer is booted into windows and the application is a true Access Runtime app. The point of runtime was that it did not need the end user to already have office/access installed

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Are you using BootCamp or Parallels/VMWare Fusion?<br />
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GEt a copy of Access Runtime here- <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/243957" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/243957</a><br />
and try installing it again.
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Are you using BootCamp or Parallels/VMWare Fusion?

GEt a copy of Access Runtime here- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/243957 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/243957]
and try installing it again.

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Trying to run an Access Runtime application on a Mac computer that has XP Professional but does not have Microsoft Office installed. &nbsp;What files are missing?
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Trying to run an Access Runtime application on a Mac computer that has XP Professional but does not have Microsoft Office installed.  What files are missing?

Trying to run an Access Runtime application on a Mac computer that has XP Professional but does not have Microsoft Office installed.

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