I have problem concerning the compatibility of the access applications that I am working on,
when save my work in my computer, I make a copy to another computer, there appears an error in the execution of a button click or others, I have checked all most every thing related to the correctness of the code and path of the database file, they identical.
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My office is running Microsoft Access 97 but I use voice recognition software and that is not a real compatible with the 97. I need to upgrade to the latest Microsoft Access version.
My question is if I upgrade to Microsoft Access 2003 is there a way for my created databases to be saved so the users of Microsoft Access 97 will be able to open and use the database? I understand they will not be able to make any changes to the database but will they be able to open it/view it entered their criteria into the queries can be able to see their information?
Any comments will be greatly appreciated.
Heath
If I were to create an Access database within the Windows platfiorm, would it be accessible on a Mac machine with MS Office for Mac installed? Please advise on the implications here i.e. will the Security features work (MDW file, etc).
Any feedback would be greatly apreciated!
Randeep
Hi all, I have created a database for work in Access2003. I have two questions. The first is, many people at the work place use AC97 and some use AC2000. In order for everyone to use the database, i have saved it in AC97 format. It seems to open fine in Ver2000 and 2003, but i get this nag screen on load up with these versions saying "do you wish to convert the database". As I'm working off a shared drive, i don't really want anyone converting the dbase. Is there a way to disable this nag screen when loading in AC2000 and AC2003??
Second question, is it possible to have more than one instance of the database open at anytime? . If I've got the database open, my colleague can't open it. Its a simple database that writes records directly to a table. Thanks for any advice.
Will Access 2000 run on Vista? I've heard that it will, but I would like to verify that before I purchase the upgrade. I currently use Access '97.
Also, does Access 2000 have to be "product activated" like the newer versions?
Thanks.
Hi,
I've been working on a database at work in Access 2003. I need to speed up though, so I thought I'd it bring it home on a USB memory stick and work on it here using Access 2007. I do this all the time with Word and Excel files and just take care to save them in 2003 version so I can use them back in the office.
But when I try to open this database, it's asking for a password. I know for a fact I haven't set any password on it, because I wouldn't know how to. Holding down the shift key is ineffective too.
Is Access 2007 not backwards compatible or something?
I created an access 2010 file containing tables and 2 linked forms to distribute to different people so that they can enter data for a project. The problem I am having is that the people receiving the file aren't able to open it, different error messages pop up:
-accessde.dll missing
or
-vba6mtrt.dll missing
Is there a way to export the access file so that regardless of the program, they are able to open the file? if not, what are the solutions to this?
I have a 2007 db, been working no it in 2007 and occasionally in 2010, careful not to use any 2010 items. Well I goofed and added a Navigation Form (2010 only) and then deleted it. Now My 2007 db opens in 2007 fine, everything works, but the glowering Warning message and lovely yellow yield sign show up constantly. How do you resolve the incompatible items and clear this warning?
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Thanks,
CR Junk