visual studio 2010 use access 2013 or access 2016
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On a workstation that uses office 2016 and Visual Studio 2010 and uses access 2016, I want to be able to add a reference to access 2016 within the Visual studio 2010 enviroment. When I look at the following link below: https://bettersolutions.com/csharp/excel-interop/primary-interop-assemblies.htm it is saying to find a path like: C:\Program Files\ Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 \ Visual Studio Tools for Office \ PIA \ Office14 \ for excel. However I know that I want office 2016 which is version 16. Thus can you tell me the following: 1. Where on my existing computer can I find a reference to access 2016 under visual studio 2010? 2. If this does not exist, can you tell me where I download a dll that where access 2016 can be utilized by visual studio 2010? 3. If this does not exist, can you tell me what version of office that I can use in visual studio 2010 to utilize some version of access?
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On a workstation that uses office 2016 and Visual Studio 2010 and uses access 2016, I want to be able to add a reference to access 2016 within the Visual studio 2010 enviroment. When I look at the following link below: https://bettersolutions.com/csharp/excel-interop/primary-interop-assemblies.htm it is saying to find a path like: C:\Program Files\ Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 \ Visual Studio Tools for Office \ PIA \ Office14 \ for excel. However I know that I want office 2016 which is version 16. Thus can you tell me the following: 1. Where on my existing computer can I find a reference to access 2016 under visual studio 2010? 2. If this does not exist, can you tell me where I download a dll that where access 2016 can be utilized by visual studio 2010? 3. If this does not exist, can you tell me what version of office that I can use in visual studio 2010 to utilize some version of access?
1. Wherever you have Office installed. 2. Microsoft provide the Jet and ACE libraries for accessing the Office file types 3. This is not a Visual Studio issue. There are also lots of articles on the subject that Google will find: reading access files via c - Google Search[^]. [edit] See also How to create an Access database by using ADOX[^]. [/edit]