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Access 2003 Conversion Errors

After converting Access 97 databases to 2003, databases that worked
perfectly now malfunction. In particular there seems to be some type
of subform bug where data is not saved to the main form when entering
a subform, as occurs automatically in 97. I partially got around this
problem by putting in a me.refresh line of code in the enter event for
the sub. It almost seems like the code module for all objects is
messed up. Still, it compiles with no problem. There are numerous
other data errors showing up that have come as a result of the
conversion. Even the spreadsheets that work fine in Excel 97 cause
errors in 2003. Does anyone know of a failsafe method to convert apps
from Office 97 to 2003? Thanks for any help.
Nov 13 '05 #1
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