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Bulk Converting Access 97 to Access 2000

Rohit
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#1: Nov 13 '05
Hi,

My organisation is using Access 97 and going to replace it with access
2000. Users have n number mdb files created in 97. After installation
of Access 2000 I need to conver ALL the mdbs to 97.

Is there any so that this process will take minimum amount of time?


Thanks in Advance
Rohit

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Lynn Trapp
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#2: Nov 13 '05

re: Bulk Converting Access 97 to Access 2000


As far as I know, there is nothing to help you with that. You will have to
convert them one at a time. Been there, done that!

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> Hi,
>
> My organisation is using Access 97 and going to replace it with access
> 2000. Users have n number mdb files created in 97. After installation
> of Access 2000 I need to conver ALL the mdbs to 97.
>
> Is there any so that this process will take minimum amount of time?
>
>
> Thanks in Advance
> Rohit
>
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Douglas J Steele
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#3: Nov 13 '05

re: Bulk Converting Access 97 to Access 2000


That hardly makes sense, since Access 2000 is already off support as well.

There's a utility to help convert from Access 97 to Access 2003 download
from the Microsoft site.

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> Hi,
>
> My organisation is using Access 97 and going to replace it with access
> 2000. Users have n number mdb files created in 97. After installation
> of Access 2000 I need to conver ALL the mdbs to 97.
>
> Is there any so that this process will take minimum amount of time?
>
>
> Thanks in Advance
> Rohit
>
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