We have a tool built for determing which Access version an mdb is that
works nicely. Problem is, hundreds of PC's here are getting reimaged
without it(!)
Since I've been unable to solve that problem, am quite interested in
this. Can an Access 97 be harmed by opening it with the Access 2003
app as a User of the mdb.? We have LOTS of this happening here and
I'm starting to research if/how much of a problem this is. If the
Users have no need to change objects, (Tbls/Qrys/Forms etc..), perhaps
its OK for them to View Tbls/Qrys/Macros results, even change table
data with the v2003 app.
I have converted LOTS of the mdb's to v2003, but hundreds more v97's
are out there my scans are showing.
Thx of course for info
Don
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On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 11:38:45 -0800 (PST), do*********@pse .com wrote:
We have no evidence reported in this newsgroup or anywhere else I am
familiar with that would indicate this is a problem. Backward
compatibility in Access is quite good.
-Tom.
>We have a tool built for determing which Access version an mdb is that
works nicely. Problem is, hundreds of PC's here are getting reimaged
without it(!)
Since I've been unable to solve that problem, am quite interested in
this. Can an Access 97 be harmed by opening it with the Access 2003
app as a User of the mdb.? We have LOTS of this happening here and
I'm starting to research if/how much of a problem this is. If the
Users have no need to change objects, (Tbls/Qrys/Forms etc..), perhaps
its OK for them to View Tbls/Qrys/Macros results, even change table
data with the v2003 app.
I have converted LOTS of the mdb's to v2003, but hundreds more v97's
are out there my scans are showing.
Thx of course for info
Don
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