Access 97 compatible with Microsoft 2000

C

colleen

Our office recently converted to Microsoft 2000, and we
have Access 1997. I am wondering if this is not a good
mix since Access keeps locking up on us. Any opinions?
 
R

RobFMS

Colleen

You will run into trouble when someone with Access 2000 converts an Access
97 database to 2000. The person with 97 will not be able to open it.

For those who use multiple versions of Access, for whatever reason, I
recommend our product Total Access Startup.
http://www.fmsinc.com/Products/startup/index.asp

Let me know if you have any other questions about it.

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Rob

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