en passant les compatibiliter sont separer en 3 sections
-2000
-2002,2003
-2007
office xp est office 2002
office 2000 ou office 9.0
office 2002 ou office 10.0
office 2003 ou office 11.0
office 2007 ou office 12.0
office 2002 est version 10.0 donc office 2002
The following features are available only with databases that are in
Access 2003 or earlier MDB file format. They are not available with
Office Access 2007 ACCDB file format.
· Ability to open the database with previous versions of Access
· Object Level Security (also known as Workgroup Security)
· Database replication
· Encode database (replaced with Encrypt with database password)
Features no longer available in Office Access 2007
The following features are no longer available in Office Access 2007:
· Data Access Pages (DAPs) cannot be opened using Office Access
2007.You must use Access 2003 or earlier to create or make design
changes to DAPs. To browse DAPs, you must use Internet Explorer. To
browse Access 2000 DAPs, you must install Microsoft Office 2000 Web
Components, which installs with Access 2000. To browse Access 2002 and
Access 2003 DAPs, you must install Microsoft Office XP Web Components,
available at Office XP Tool: Web Components (
http://go.microsoft.com/
fwlink/?LinkId=36954).
· Microsoft Office XP Web Components is not installed with Office
Access 2007. Forms in PivotTable or PivotChart view still function
correctly. Databases with references to OWC10.DLL point to the new
OFFOWC.DLL. The new OFFOWC.DLL does not support all of the
functionality in OWC10.DLL. In some cases, you might need to download
and install the Microsoft Office XP Web Components.
· Toolbars used in previous Access versions are not used by default.
They are used only if the following Startup options are configured:
· The Allow Built-in Toolbars option is disabled
· A default menu bar is specified.
· The user interface for toolbar and menu customizations is removed
and replaced by the new ribbon. The toolbars and menus can be modified
in previous versions of Access or by using the VBA object model or
macros.
· The user interface for some early import and export formats is
removed. There is no user interface to export to ASP or IDC/HTX. There
is no user interface to import files from Lotus 1-2-3/DOS (*.wj*) or
Exchange. Code and macros created to work with these formats continue
to work.