We have a tool built for determing which Access version an mdb is that works nicely. Problem is, hundreds of PC's here are getting reimaged without it(!) Since I've been unable to solve that problem, am quite interested in this. Can an Access 97 be harmed by opening it with the Access 2003 app as a User of the mdb.? We have LOTS of this happening here and I'm starting to research if/how much of a problem this is. If the Users have no need to change objects, (Tbls/Qrys/Forms etc..), perhaps its OK for them to View Tbls/Qrys/Macros results, even change table data with the v2003 app. I have converted LOTS of the mdb's to v2003, but hundreds more v97's are out there my scans are showing. Thx of course for info Don
Opening Access 97 mdb's with Access 2003 OK?
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Chris: In design mode, if you right-click on the "Details" bar, it brings up a Properties dialog for the Details section. On the Format tab is a "Force New Page" option. Setting it to "After Section might do the trick. -Matt On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 20:30:03 GMT, "Chris Kettenbach" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote: >Greetings, >How do I get a report to page break between details? I put a page break ctl >in the details footer which works ok except the report generates an extra >blank page with the detail header info. I would like the details to stay on >one page and not to run an additional page. I can not figure out how to do >this. Seems like this would be easy. > >The desired effect is >Employee > date time1 time2 >(I want to page break here and start a new employee). I do not want to print >another page with the details header. Any ideas? Tia > >~ck > - 2. access linked forms
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Opening Access 97 mdb's with Access 2003 OK?
by don.fleming » Fri, 14 Dec 2007 04:38:45 GMT
Re: Opening Access 97 mdb's with Access 2003 OK?
by Tom van Stiphout » Fri, 14 Dec 2007 11:27:21 GMT
We have no evidence reported in this newsgroup or anywhere else I am familiar with that would indicate this is a problem. Backward compatibility in Access is quite good. -Tom.
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