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Acess 2003 and Runtime 2007

I have MS Access 2003 and recently downloaded the MS Access 2007
Runtime and installed it to see what it was like. When I opened up my
Access 2003 mdb, it was in 2007 Runtime environment!!! I quickly
deleted the runtime, and everything worked as expected except when I
run a reports that contain a graph I get 2 boxes. The first box tells
me "Preparing to install", then another box pops up tells me
"Installing Microsoft graph feature", then the report and graph
appear. This adds about a 10 second delay to the opening of the
report. Anyone else have this experience? I think it would at most
need to load it once, but not every time I pull a report with a graph
on it.

Sincerely,

Don

Aug 18 '07 #1
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