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Jeff C - 28 Jul 2007 13:04 GMT
Would some of you please post your suggestions for the best resources on
converting from Access 2003 to the new 2007 version?  Thanks
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Arvin Meyer [MVP] - 29 Jul 2007 04:19 GMT
http://accessjunkie.com/default.aspx
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> Would some of you please post your suggestions for the best resources on
> converting from Access 2003 to the new 2007 version?  Thanks
missinglinq - 29 Jul 2007 12:34 GMT
The Grand Old Man of Access, Allen Browne, has an entire section devoted to
converting to ACC2007, Including a section called "The Good, The Bad and The
Buggy!" Go to the site and scroll down almost to the bottom of the screen!

http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html

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Jeff C - 29 Jul 2007 16:02 GMT
Thank you both, I wish there were a way to run 2007 with an option to keep it
as a completely separate program rather than one which automatically merges
itself inot any existing configuration.
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> Would some of you please post your suggestions for the best resources on
> converting from Access 2003 to the new 2007 version?  Thanks
Douglas J. Steele - 29 Jul 2007 18:39 GMT
What do you mean by merging itself into an existing configuration?

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> Thank you both, I wish there were a way to run 2007 with an option to keep
> it
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>> Would some of you please post your suggestions for the best resources on
>> converting from Access 2003 to the new 2007 version?  Thanks
Jeff C - 29 Jul 2007 22:38 GMT
If I load Access 12, will it not load itself as the default application
causing all my 2003 tools to open in the new version?  That is what happened
when I loaded the new Excel.  I have been hesitating with Access because of
the number of applications I am overseeing with Access 2003.
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> What do you mean by merging itself into an existing configuration?
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> >> Would some of you please post your suggestions for the best resources on
> >> converting from Access 2003 to the new 2007 version?  Thanks
Arvin Meyer [MVP] - 30 Jul 2007 02:35 GMT
Both versions will coexist on either an XP or a Vista machine. Load them
into separate folders. I have both complete versions of Office happily
coexisting.
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> If I load Access 12, will it not load itself as the default application
> causing all my 2003 tools to open in the new version?  That is what
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>> >> on
>> >> converting from Access 2003 to the new 2007 version?  Thanks
Douglas J. Steele - 30 Jul 2007 12:16 GMT
Actually, with Access, the most recently used version will become the
default. (In other words, it changes each time you use a different version)

However, since you're going to have multiple versions, what difference does
it make which is the default? You can always open whichever version of
Access you want to use, and then open the specific application you want.
There are also 3rd party products out there that will detect the version of
Access, and open the application using that version. See, for example,
ACCVER at http://www.aylott.com.au/software.htm or
http://www.openaccess.co.za/BlackAndWhiteInc/AccessOpener.htm

One warning, though. There's currently a major annoyance in that it can take
several minutes to open Access 2007 when it isn't the default version.

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> If I load Access 12, will it not load itself as the default application
> causing all my 2003 tools to open in the new version?  That is what
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>> >> on
>> >> converting from Access 2003 to the new 2007 version?  Thanks
Jeff C - 30 Jul 2007 17:16 GMT
Thank you all for your thoughts and advice
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> If I load Access 12, will it not load itself as the default application
> causing all my 2003 tools to open in the new version?  That is what happened
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> > >> Would some of you please post your suggestions for the best resources on
> > >> converting from Access 2003 to the new 2007 version?  Thanks
 
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