If you build a setup package using Access XP Developer Packaging wizard and try to install it on Windows Vista PC – you will get a message 'The Office System Pack cannot be installed on this system because it requires Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 6 or later'. There is a which mention this error, but steps to fix the problem does not work for Vista.In order to fix this you need to remove 4 lines in Ospfilelist.txt file which starts with:DBMSADSN.DLLMSXML.DLLDBNMPNTW.DLLSQLOLEDB.DLLSee for more details how to locate Ospfilelist.txt file.

Access 2002 Runtime Installer Download. 3/20/2017 0 Comments Access 2. 2 Runtime Install - Toolbox for IT Groups. I spoke with Microsoft about this problem. Filedialog object does not work in a runtime environment. This is the first case I have run into where an object reference used in the full version would not work in runtime. Download and Installation Instructions Annual Financial Report (AFR) software package 2009-10 Fiscal Year Either Access 2002, or a runtime version of Access 2002 must be installed on the PC that you will be using to complete the AFR.

Flexi pro 10 free download. Hi everyone.
Have been testing installation of Office XP Developer Access 2002 runtime package created using the package wizard on a WinXP Pro SP2 machine, for installation on a Vista RC2 5840 machine.
After installing the latest necessary updates such as Office XP Developer SP1 among others which were essential to remove the Path/File error I had, A new error displayed itself as soon as the runtime install package launched.
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Visual Basic 6.0 Setup Toolkit (Error Window Title Bar)
The Office System Pack cannot be installed on this system because it requires Windows NT Service Pack 6 or later.
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I assume Windows NT SP6 has no relevance to Vista ???
Maybe some other update will help here. I have googled for hours to no avail.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thank you and best wishes for 2007.
Joe.