Convert to 97 Access Database

P

Paullyie

Hi Everyone,

Have a quick question,
I'm using MS Access 2007, not fully up to speed with it yet.

In Access 2003 - you had an option to convert a database to a 97 Access DB
But I am unable to find this option in Access 2007?

Any help, much appreciated

Thanks
Paul
 
D

Douglas J. Steele

The option wasn't included in Access 2007.

Remember that Access 97 is ten years older than Access 2007: is it realistic
to expect a product to work with a 10 years old of the same product?
 
P

Paullyie

Hi Douglas,

Thanks for the reply,
Yes, I just found out about it, basically If I need convert to 97
I'd need save as a 2000/2003 file open it in 2000/2003 and convert to 97
from there.

I understand that it is 10yrs old now,
We re-produce an updated Access db each month into 97 format
But unfortunatly a client of mine is unwilling to upgrade to 2007, hence my
original question.

Thanks again,

Paul
 
T

Tom van Stiphout

That client DOES know about the FREE A2007 runtime?
-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP.
 
R

Rolande Serge

en fraicais seulement
Paullyie said:
Hi Everyone,

Have a quick question,
I'm using MS Access 2007, not fully up to speed with it yet.

In Access 2003 - you had an option to convert a database to a 97 Access DB

But I am unable to find this option in Access 2007?

Any help, much appreciated

Thanks
Paul
 
G

Guest

hello I do belive on microsoft website a conversion tool is needed tp be
downloaded win update search access tools convert or develepors ms
conversion tool good luck
 
S

Shawn

Paullyie said:
Hi Everyone,

Have a quick question,
I'm using MS Access 2007, not fully up to speed with it yet.

In Access 2003 - you had an option to convert a database to a 97 Access DB

But I am unable to find this option in Access 2007?

Any help, much appreciated

Thanks
Paul
 

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