Access 2007 Client

Hi all
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This must have been covered already, but Google (or my use thereof) is
failing me!
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We have a company database originally created in Access 2000.
The backend is located on a Win2003 server.
The front end is on clients running Office 2003.
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The obvious question is.... will this front end work on a client running
Office 2007 Pro without causing any backend issues?
Anyone got links to compatibility issues with Access - the MS site doesn't
seem to cover our setup although it must be very common.
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Thanks in anticipation
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Phil
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Converting to Access 2007: Compatibility
at:
http://allenbrowne.com/Access2007.html#Compatibility
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You may also be interested in this code:
Prevent Access 2007 users modifying existing databases
at:
http://allenbrowne.com/ser-69.html
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"Allen Browne" wrote
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Thanks Allen, but these do not seem to address the split database issue.
If a user has Access 2007 installed on a client, can he co-exist with
other users on Access 2003 with all users interogating the same backend
Access 2000 database? It shouldn't matter if changes are made to his
local front end - this contains a few tables, all reports and queries and
a fair number of links to the backend tables.
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TIA
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Phil

It's okay to have front ends that are different versions of Access all
using the same back end in a split database.
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There are other issues here (as indicated), but the issue you are
concerned about is not an issue.
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