ODE97: Contents of the Oderead8.wri Readme File

Article ID: Q163105

The information in this article applies to:

Microsoft Office 97 Developer Edition Tools

SUMMARY

The Microsoft Office 97 Developer Edition Tools Readme file, Oderead8.wri, provides complementary or late-breaking information as a supplement to the Microsoft Office 97, Developer Edition Tools documentation. This file is installed by default to the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\ODETOOLS folder on your computer.

MORE INFORMATION

The following sections and topics are listed in the Microsoft Office 97 Developer Edition Tools, Odereadme8.wri file.

Installation

Installing the Microsoft Office 97 Developer Edition Tools
Installing on a Machine That has the Microsoft Access Developer's Toolkit Installed
Installing Microsoft Visual Basic 4.0 and the ODE Tools on the Same Computer
Uninstalling a Run-Time Application
Run-Time Applications That Use the Lotus ISAM Driver

Microsoft Product Support Services

Support for the Microsoft Office 97, Developer Edition Tools
Providing Your Product ID to PSS

Microsoft Replication Manager

Configuring Replication Manager
Synchronization Across the Internet Does Not Support Proxy Servers or Schedules
Using Replication Manager with a Secured Database
Downloading the Partial Replica Wizard and the Microsoft Exchange Wizards

Setup Wizard

Distributing Applications with a Custom Workgroup File
Installing Run-Time Applications Before Installing Microsoft Office 97 to Run from a CD-ROM
Installing Run-Time Applications After Installing Microsoft Office 97 to Run from a CD-ROM
All File Names in a Custom Setup Program Must Have Three-Character Extension
Running a File at the End of Your Custom Setup Program
Including the Internet Transfer or Winsock Controls Without Including Microsoft Access Run-Time Version
User Requirements for Including the Microsoft Exchange/Outlook ISAM Component

ActiveX Controls

New Version of ActiveX Controls Available
Using the 97 Versions of the ActiveX Controls with Microsoft Access 95
Using ActiveX Controls in Applications Other Than Microsoft Access

The Microsoft Access Source Code Control Component

General Protection Fault (GPF) or Exception Errors When Adding Large Database to Microsoft Visual SourceSafe 4.0

Help on Help

The Help Button Does Not Jump Directly to the Help for an ActiveX Control's Property Dialog Box
Help for the Animation Control

International

Using International Versions of the Microsoft Office 97, Developer Edition Tools
Using U.S. Replication Manager on a Japanese Operating System
Distributing the Microsoft Graph Run-Time Version with an Application Created with a Far East Version of Microsoft Access or Microsoft Office
Using the Setup Wizard with Application or Component Names That Contain Double-Byte Characters

Version           : 97
Platform          : WINDOWS
Hardware          : x86