"Reg (Lincolnshire)" <re*@solutionj. co.ukwrote:
>Interesting... .
I copied the file MSACCESS.EXE from my development A2007 machine to
the machine running A2007 runtime. The right-clicking issue is solved!
I guess in this instance the hotfix applied a change to the .exe
itself.
I can't see a problem with this from the licensing perspective as the
file exists in both the full and runtime versions.
Comments anyone? Dangerous? Stupid? Worth trying? Illegal?
Dangerous but probably acceptable. Do you know if there were any other files which
were updated in that hotfix? If yes then all those files need to be copied across to
the target system. If those files are DLLs, especially if in the Windows System32
folder then the Wnidows Protection (whatever it's called) might wipe out your dlls
and replace them with older "correct" versions.
That is this approach would work until the next SP. Which would be updating lots of
DLLs and such. Thus you'd have to copy all the files. Now that shouldn't be a
problem as the hotfix should be included in the SP.
Tony
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