I installed Visulal Studio for Office 2005 thinking that it has the Access Runtime included, but can't find it anywhere....Even in the setup I dont have the choice for Access, only for Word, Excel and outlook.
Is it included or not
where is Access runtime
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where is Access runtime
smartwebagent
Similar question was answered just yesterday. See this thread http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=258458&SiteID=1
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JimDuncan
Yes, but on the product description for VSTO :
SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition; Microsoft Office Access 2003 Developer Extensions; Access 2003 Runtime license
So from this it looks like Developer extension come with VSTO....