For converting: According to Microsoft, the 2002/2003 format is supposed to
be faster and more stable.
Against converting: You will no longer be able to share files with anyone
who is still using Access 2000. You can convert back again if necessary, but
I would not recommend converting, in either direction, more often than is
necessary.
If you're sure you'll never need to share the file with anyone who is still
using Access 2000, go ahead and convert. If not, stick with 2000 format.
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