Access version control

C

Charlie

I am forced to work on two company laptops (different acconts) one of which
uses Access 2000, and the other Access 2003. I've tried to keep everything in
2000 but accidently made some from and query changes in 2003, creating some
problems with queries and saving to my hard drive. Is there a way to save the
database down to 2000? I can deal with some lost formatting and queries as
long as the data doesn't get corrupted.
 
G

George Nicholson

From Access 2003: Tools>DatabaseUtilities>Convert Database. You are given
options to convert either up or down depending on what is appropriate for
the current file format.

HTH,
 

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