#Do i have publisher on my computer 2010 code
>I assume my provider code to access my excel sheet is wrong. > It is working! NICE! Thank you very much! That was nice of you! Programmatically check Access Database Engine for MS Office (2007 or 2010) installed on a client systemįor more detailed information. RegistryKey rkACDBKey = (rkACDBKey != null)įoreach (string subKeyName in rkACDBKey.GetSubKeyNames()) Please try the following code, I have tested successfully in my local machine. >Is there any C# code to confirm which '.0' is installed on the local machine? Ok, Now I checked Access 2013 still uses .12.0. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place. We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. But you must still use '.12.0' provider in your connection string. '.14.0' provider is not registered on the local machineĪs far as I understood from all this "naming" mess, 14.0 it is a 圆4 pack of ODBC and OLEDB drivers. I can search information about '.14.0' provider like > And what is the news version out there today? Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributableįrom above information, using office 2007 or office 2010, our connection information is .12.0.
Microsoft Access 2010 Runtime─Available as a free download Microsoft Access 2010─Available in the following Office 2010 Editions: Professional, Professional Academic, Professional Plus, or Microsoft Access stand-alone
#Do i have publisher on my computer 2010 install
To run the code samples provided must have the ACE engine on your computer which means that you must install one of the following Access 2010 (or Office Access 2007) products:
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