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InstallShield 2012 Spring Express Edition User Guide

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Access 97 Database File Panel<br />

Chapter 23: Wizard Reference<br />

Access 97 Object Wizard<br />

Provide the location of your Access 97 application (an .mdb file) and choose whether to create a shortcut<br />

for it.<br />

Table 23-1: Access 97 Database File Panel Settings<br />

Setting Description<br />

Database Enter the fully qualified path to the .mdb file as it is stored on the<br />

target system. Instead of hard-coding a path, you can select a<br />

Windows Installer folder property from the list.<br />

For example, if you are installing MyApp.mdb to the destination<br />

folder [DATABASEDIR], then you can safely point to the following<br />

path as the location of your database:<br />

[DATABASEDIR]MyApp.mdb<br />

It is your responsibility to make sure that the database exists on the<br />

target system or a network location. The database file is not<br />

automatically added to your setup project when you enter its path<br />

into the Database field.<br />

Create shortcut Select this option to add a shortcut to your Access 97 database on<br />

the Programs menu. Since a shortcut must belong to a feature,<br />

after you complete the wizard a new shortcut named<br />

AccessShortcut is added to the Shortcuts/Folders view and<br />

associated with the same feature as the Access 97 object.<br />

The shortcut is supplied with initial properties based on your<br />

settings in the Access 97 Object wizard. The most complex of<br />

these properties is the shortcut’s argument; the following table<br />

explains how the command-line argument is constructed:<br />

• /runtime—This command-line parameter ensures the Access<br />

application is opened in run-time mode (as opposed to retail<br />

mode, which allows complete access to the database’s<br />

tables).<br />

• [database]—[database] contains the fully qualified path to the<br />

.mdb file that you provided in the Database field (above).<br />

• /profile [profile name]—This parameter opens the database<br />

with the user profile you enter in the Additional Information<br />

panel.<br />

• /wrkgrp [file name]—This parameter instructs Access to<br />

use the specified workgroup information (.mdw) file.<br />

Additional Information Panel<br />

In this step, you can configure custom user profile information. When the Access application is opened<br />

with this user profile, it contains customized elements, such as a splash screen graphic with the<br />

product’s logo.<br />

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