convert access 1.x to access 2003

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John Vinson

On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 12:20:02 -0700, "stevie d" <stevie
how can I convert access 1.0 to access 2003?

Indirectly. IIRC you must open it in 2.0 and save, open that in A97
and save, and then open *that* in 2003.

If you don't have all three versions installed, contact me at jvinson
<at> wysardofinfo <dot> com; I've got all these versions and should be
able to get at least the data moved for you. If there is any Access
Basic code it would require conversion to VBA, and could be a great
deal more work.

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
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stevie d

how can I get by the .ldb

John Vinson said:
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 12:20:02 -0700, "stevie d" <stevie


Indirectly. IIRC you must open it in 2.0 and save, open that in A97
and save, and then open *that* in 2003.

If you don't have all three versions installed, contact me at jvinson
<at> wysardofinfo <dot> com; I've got all these versions and should be
able to get at least the data moved for you. If there is any Access
Basic code it would require conversion to VBA, and could be a great
deal more work.

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
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david epsom dot com dot au

You can use either A2 or A97 to convert from Access 1.0

You can use A2003 to convert from A2 or A97.

You need either A2 or A97, but not both.


A2K3 originally did not include the Access 2 conversion
library, so you had to use A97 or A2002 or A2000, or copy
the conversion library from A2002 or A2000, but MS released
(the same conversion library) as a hotfix, and latter as a
general release somewhere on their website.


A1.0 to A2003 is a big step: if there is anything complex,
the conversion wizards will only be the first step in
the conversion.

If it is only a data library, the dao compact database
method will do the conversion

(david)
 
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