Hi All,
I have a question on compatibility and conversion issues with Access 2007.
My question is will a Runtime created on an early versions of Access 2007 (ie;Access 97,2000,2002,20 03) run on a system with Access 2007
and any compatibility or conversion issues with Access 2007....
Please,let me know if any one could find me an answer...
Please help me in this issue
Thanks,
kishore
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Hi All,
I have a question on compatibility and conversion issues with Access 2007.
My question is will a Runtime created on an early versions of Access 2007 (ie;Access 97,2000,2002,20 03) run on a system with Access 2007
and any compatibility or conversion issues with Access 2007....
Please,let me know if any one could find me an answer...
Please help me in this issue
Thanks,
kishore
Hey Kishore,
Currently there is an artical on the Microsoft website about that very issue. What you need to know before converting over to MS Access 2007.
http://technet.microso ft.com/en-us/library/cc178973.aspx
Hope that helps,
Joe P.
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