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  1. Aug 11th, 2009, 07:05 AM #1
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    Re: err; target system files are out of date

    Late Binding is the same as using References, except that you can work with any version that is installed.

    If there isn't any version installed, you will get an error instead.


    You can either let it fail at it currently does (perhaps with a nicer error message), or install it with your program. The Reference for it is "Microsoft Jet and Replication Objects X.X Library".
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  2. Aug 11th, 2009, 09:18 AM #2
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    Question Re: err; target system files are out of date

    Sir kindly tell me the anatomy of error 3706 and
    and how it solved after what i have done
    and what steps one must include to avoid such circumstances will be a great help.
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