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    Access Question

    Hi I have created simple VB application with MSAccess 7.0 version(MDB file).Now I compiled whole application.

    Now I want to run this application on another machine which doesn't have VB support.

    Q:1.Do I need to add any supporting files(DLL's) along with my exe file?.
    2.Do I need to add MDF file along with exe to run on another machine?

    Q:How can I resize all controls on the form to the screen size(Monitor size.Could be 15 inch or 19 inch...It should aotomatically resize with good look..Like if you open VB software by double clicking on it it will automaticalli resize all toolbors menu's default form and etc...)

    I know I am asking toomany question.But please be patien and I will appreciate your answers..and example code postings.


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    Sudha

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    This question related to Database.

    This question related to Database.
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    You can ask an administrator to move the thread to another forum... you'll have a higher chance of getting helpful replies than in the G&G forum hehe

    Unless you use other controls, all you need is VBM[something].DLL. Resizing the controls depends on how you want to make them look like
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