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Is it possible to use\view a database that was built using
Access 2000 with Access 97. Are there some steps that can be
taken to make them compatible. I get a "unrecognized database
format" error message when try to open it in '97.
Thanks
dc
Nov 28 '05 #1
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Rog
In Access 2000 or later you can convert a database to Access 97 file
format. But as the warning message will tell you "any functionality
specific to Access 2000 or later will be lost".

Nov 28 '05 #2
"Rog" <de********@state.gov> wrote in
news:11**********************@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com:
In Access 2000 or later you can convert a database to
Access 97 file format. But as the warning message will
tell you "any functionality specific to Access 2000 or
later will be lost".


Thanks for the reply. One more question, since I am a novice
user, where would I look for the conversion utility in access 00
or 03. Is it under tools or file?? I only have limited use of
the computer that has the newer version so would have to really
know what I am looking for when I go to do this.
Thanks again
dc
Nov 28 '05 #3
Rog
It's under Tools / Database utilities / Convert. (I have Access 2003.)

Nov 28 '05 #4
"Rog" <de********@state.gov> wrote in
news:11**********************@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com:
It's under Tools / Database utilities / Convert. (I have
Access 2003.)


Thanks again
dc
Nov 28 '05 #5

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