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Thank You Gentleman! I will use this as I take the next steps.<br />
Dennis
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Thank You Gentleman! I will use this as I take the next steps.
Dennis

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I need to package up and distribute an Access 2013 solution.<br />
It is being developed on a 32 bit version of Access 2013, and at this point I want to make sure that I have a way to effectively distribute it.<br />
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I am aware that it should be split, but don't really understand how and where these separate files are stored.<br />
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Any direction on the steps needed to properly distribute this would be appreciated.<br />
Please note that I am new to developing, so I appreciate the extra effort to provide step by step instructions.<br />
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Thanks All!<br />
Dennis
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I need to package up and distribute an Access 2013 solution.
It is being developed on a 32 bit version of Access 2013, and at this point I want to make sure that I have a way to effectively distribute it.

I am aware that it should be split, but don't really understand how and where these separate files are stored.

Any direction on the steps needed to properly distribute this would be appreciated.
Please note that I am new to developing, so I appreciate the extra effort to provide step by step instructions.

Thanks All!
Dennis

Packaging an Access 2013 32 bit database for use with other computers that have the runtime 2013 version installed.

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.