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Minty, I opened Access and then opened the DB. I hold Alt and hit f11 but nothing happens. I tried the f lock key as well but nothing. Is there another way to get into the macro in VBA?

I created the DB and form in Access 2010 64 bit but I installed 32 bit on the second PC. Your saying that I can/should install 64 bit on my 32 bit PC and first, the 64 bit will work on the 32 bit PC and second, runtime should work at that point?

Minty, sorry my mistake.I thought you were recommending I install the full version on the second PC. I'm not sure what you mean by compiling the DB???

I didn't want to install on the second PC because I am trying to see what runtime will look like. I need to install runtime on about 25 othe PC's that don't have full vesion of Access. If i install Access it will default on the full version not runtime. Also no I haven't tried any other...

Hello, I'm brand new at using Access and using runtime. I installed runtime on a pc that does not have the full version of Access just to see how the program looks and works. I saved the DB (accdb file) to the desktop first then double clicked the file and runtime opened with a warning saying...