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RunTime Access2003 MDE, remove Security Warning about unsafe expressions.
I am making an installation CD for my software.
I'm using the free Access 2003 runtime with my MDE
I've just installed the runtime and my MDE and the first thing that pops up is
Security Warning, Unsafe Expressions are not blocked.
Do you want to block unsafe expressions?
How can I remove this question so my clients don't see that everytime they load my software?
Can I not do something first and save the file and copy over their runtime, or change a registry setting or something???
Thank-you in advance.
I'm using the free Access 2003 runtime with my MDE
I've just installed the runtime and my MDE and the first thing that pops up is
Security Warning, Unsafe Expressions are not blocked.
Do you want to block unsafe expressions?
How can I remove this question so my clients don't see that everytime they load my software?
Can I not do something first and save the file and copy over their runtime, or change a registry setting or something???
Thank-you in advance.
Because of the mde and runtime, you may have to actually change
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Thx for the quick response.
Ok so I've found that I need to change the following registry.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
"Level"=dword:00000001
How can I do that in a batch file?? or some program? automatically.. I already have some batch files coping and creating directories... so how can I change this value automatically?
Ok so I've found that I need to change the following registry.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
"Level"=dword:00000001
How can I do that in a batch file?? or some program? automatically.. I already have some batch files coping and creating directories... so how can I change this value automatically?
Dr D ... didn't notice it was you !!
I'm assuming you do not get the message on your development systeM?
Of course I'm SURE if can be done in a batch file, but I'm not a batch file guy.
Hummm ...
mx
I'm assuming you do not get the message on your development systeM?
Of course I'm SURE if can be done in a batch file, but I'm not a batch file guy.
Hummm ...
mx
ASKER
ok I've got the answer.. adn yes it's me
make a text file with extension called .reg
Windows Regedit
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
"Level"=dword:00000001
4 lines.. second line must be blank.. it works.
thx
make a text file with extension called .reg
Windows Regedit
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
"Level"=dword:00000001
4 lines.. second line must be blank.. it works.
thx
EXCELLENT ... I can't believe I didn't think of that. Mind clutter tonight I guess.
Very good Dr D ...
thanks ... and good luck with the runtime ...
mx
Very good Dr D ...
thanks ... and good luck with the runtime ...
mx
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22494843/Security-warning-Unsafe-expressions-are-not-blocked.html
mx