Batch Master and Office 2003/Office 2007
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 10:13 am Batch Master and Office 2003/Office 2007
BM will work on most computers running Windows XP, Vista or 7 whether they have any form of Office or Access installed or not. We have now completed testing and Batch Master works okay with Office 2003 and Office 2007 as well as earlier forms of Office/Access. It is essential that your Windows and Office software is fully up to date for everything to run smoothly. Free updates can be accessed from the Microsoft wesbite (see Essential update notice on installation for how to do this). Installation has yet to fail!
A new download is available for 64 bit computers which has been tested on Windows 7, 64 bit. Works with or without Access or Office installed, however if installed nothing lower than Access/Office 2007! Otherwise you will experience problems! Currently connection to MS Outlook 2007, external weblinks and Backup facility are not working. This will be corrected in future versions.
Just set Desktop shortcut to 'Run As Administrator' after restart:
Right click select Properties.
Select Advanced
Tick/check 'Run As Administrator' box
Apply and Okay
Done!
BM will work on most computers running Windows XP, Vista or 7 whether they have any form of Office or Access installed or not. We have now completed testing and Batch Master works okay with Office 2003 and Office 2007 as well as earlier forms of Office/Access. It is essential that your Windows and Office software is fully up to date for everything to run smoothly. Free updates can be accessed from the Microsoft wesbite (see Essential update notice on installation for how to do this). Installation has yet to fail!
A new download is available for 64 bit computers which has been tested on Windows 7, 64 bit. Works with or without Access or Office installed, however if installed nothing lower than Access/Office 2007! Otherwise you will experience problems! Currently connection to MS Outlook 2007, external weblinks and Backup facility are not working. This will be corrected in future versions.
Just set Desktop shortcut to 'Run As Administrator' after restart:
Right click select Properties.
Select Advanced
Tick/check 'Run As Administrator' box
Apply and Okay
Done!