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Access 2003 Runtime or Full version?

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Access 2003 Runtime or Full version?

Access 2003 Runtime or Full version?

(OP)
Is there any way to query machines installed with Access 2003 runtime or full version.  
My enironment is all machines have runtime, but some with full version.
I am trying to find all full version and upgrade to 2007 full using SMS 2003.
Thanks for your help.
CMB

RE: Access 2003 Runtime or Full version?

Does the Runtime use the same executable as the full version?

Simon

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RE: Access 2003 Runtime or Full version?

(OP)
Thanks Simon,
Yes both are using msaccess.exe, can't tell by exe file or version.  
Access (Full) also not display in add/remove program.

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