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I'm distributing an Access application created the Access Developer Tools Package Wizard. &nbsp;I need to somehow create ODBC DSNs. &nbsp;What is the easiest way to accomplish this? &nbsp;I have created a .REG file that can be run in silent mode, or the Package Wizard gives options to create Registry Keys, but I did not have success. &nbsp;<br />
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Can you specify a shell command in autorun.inf to run regedit /s (silent)? &nbsp;<br />
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I'm distributing an Access application created the Access Developer Tools Package Wizard.  I need to somehow create ODBC DSNs.  What is the easiest way to accomplish this?  I have created a .REG file that can be run in silent mode, or the Package Wizard gives options to create Registry Keys, but I did not have success.  

Can you specify a shell command in autorun.inf to run regedit /s (silent)?  



Add ODBC registry keys with Access Package

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