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Access 2000 to Access 2010 Backward compatibility?

I have a huge database which was origianlly build in Access2 and then converted into Access 2000. The database has a lot of macros which all have been functioning very well in the Access2000 but they seem not to work in Access 2010. What can I do?
Apr 27 '15 #1
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You've given use very little information; thus, the amount of help we can provide is very limited.

Most your macros are using depreciated functionality:
Discontinued features and modified functionality in Access 2010
Apr 27 '15 #2

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