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I have been using an old version of MS Access [Ver 1.10] and recently
bought Access 2000 because I had to upgrade to play on my laptop which
has Win XP. The Access 2000 program installed properly but I cannot
open the old database files. When I try I get the error message, "This
operation is not supported for Microsoft Access 1.X databases". Can
anyone suggest a way I can recover those old database files on my new
system?

Nov 27 '05 #1
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On 26 Nov 2005 16:10:00 -0800, "Casey" <ag*****@worldnet.att.net>
wrote:

Convert to Access 2.0 first.
-Tom.

I have been using an old version of MS Access [Ver 1.10] and recently
bought Access 2000 because I had to upgrade to play on my laptop which
has Win XP. The Access 2000 program installed properly but I cannot
open the old database files. When I try I get the error message, "This
operation is not supported for Microsoft Access 1.X databases". Can
anyone suggest a way I can recover those old database files on my new
system?


Nov 27 '05 #2
"Tom van Stiphout" wrote
Convert to Access 2.0 first.


If you don't have Access 2.0 installed or available, you might find someone
at your local user group* or elsewhere who does, or you might be able to
purchase an inexpensive copy on one of the online auction sites.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP

* start looking at http://www.apcug.org or
https://s.microsoft.com/mindshare/default.aspx
Nov 28 '05 #3

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