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Old 07-20-2008, 02:32 AM
BillD
 
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Default Office 2007 compatible with Office 2003

I am looking at buying Office 2007 and would like to know if the files from
2003 will be compatible and work in 2007.
The reason I am asking is I was trying to run a tutorial for Access 2003 and
the sample files would not open I kept getting a message relating to having
an earlier version of Acess. When I checked the properties I discovered that
the computer I was trying to use had Office 2000 installed on it.
My concern is that my database files will not open and run if I upgrade to
office 2007. Please advise
Thank you
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BillD
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Old 07-20-2008, 07:29 AM
DL
 
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Default Re: Office 2007 compatible with Office 2003

Office 2007 reads all early version files.
Though with Acess you may have used vba code that requires modifying
2007 can also create Access files in earlier format

I'm not sure whether you are using an Access2k db, if so the same vba
conflicts may occur when using Access 2003. Modifying any code is usually a
fairly simple process, depending on the complexities of your origonal
coding.

"BillD" <BillD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5777C622-3FF1-4B00-8ED8-D44D6AC4B576@microsoft.com...
>I am looking at buying Office 2007 and would like to know if the files from
> 2003 will be compatible and work in 2007.
> The reason I am asking is I was trying to run a tutorial for Access 2003
> and
> the sample files would not open I kept getting a message relating to
> having
> an earlier version of Acess. When I checked the properties I discovered
> that
> the computer I was trying to use had Office 2000 installed on it.
> My concern is that my database files will not open and run if I upgrade to
> office 2007. Please advise
> Thank you
> --
> BillD



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Old 07-20-2008, 05:42 PM
BillD
 
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Default Re: Office 2007 compatible with Office 2003

Thanks DL I will keep all this printed out for when I install 2007
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BillD


"DL" wrote:

> Office 2007 reads all early version files.
> Though with Acess you may have used vba code that requires modifying
> 2007 can also create Access files in earlier format
>
> I'm not sure whether you are using an Access2k db, if so the same vba
> conflicts may occur when using Access 2003. Modifying any code is usually a
> fairly simple process, depending on the complexities of your origonal
> coding.
>
> "BillD" <BillD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5777C622-3FF1-4B00-8ED8-D44D6AC4B576@microsoft.com...
> >I am looking at buying Office 2007 and would like to know if the files from
> > 2003 will be compatible and work in 2007.
> > The reason I am asking is I was trying to run a tutorial for Access 2003
> > and
> > the sample files would not open I kept getting a message relating to
> > having
> > an earlier version of Acess. When I checked the properties I discovered
> > that
> > the computer I was trying to use had Office 2000 installed on it.
> > My concern is that my database files will not open and run if I upgrade to
> > office 2007. Please advise
> > Thank you
> > --
> > BillD

>
>
>

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