ODE97: Contents of the Oderead8.wri Readme File

 Last reviewed: October 20, 1997
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 Technical Support

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

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
Issue type        : kbreadme

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Last reviewed: October 20, 1997
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