wdb file that I really need to open.  No longer own PC
with Microsoft works to save it in a different format.  
Currently own Access 2000.  Any ideas?

I got a big Access file (1 400 tables) to convert to SQL and I would
like to be provided with some automated tools, except upsizing wizard
and DTS, to convert it on my own.
I got a lot of forms and query to convert too.

I have put together a very simple database with 5 tables
and a couple of queries in Access 97.  When I converted
this to Access 2002 on one of my colleagues PC's
(networked), I kept getting the 'Out of MS-DOS File

I'm getting this error trying to compile a database in
Access 97.
I'm attempting to convert a database from 97 to 2000. It
defies all attempts to convert. It wont even compile under

I was hoping that the upgrade to Access 2002 from Acess 98
would eliminate the indexing limit when enforcing
Referencial Integrity on a join but that doesn't seem to
be the case. Has anyone else run into this problem and if

I was told there was a way to convert an access database
so that it could be used on a computer that does not have
access.  does anyone know how to do this?  any help would
be appreciated.

How do I do a decompile when I have two versions of Access
on my machine?
I have instructions to run msaccess.exe /decompile but
that always runs 2000 and I want to run 97. When I fully

I have an old program that I am using for tracking orders,
its totally dos based. I can link an access database to
these .dbf's and I can read/write as well. But I can not
make a link between the linked databases inside access

I’ve run into an Access/Outlook 2002 problem, and it
happens using both SendObject and the Outlook MAPI
interface. Outlook now throws up a message box saying that
a user is accessing the address book (I’m not) to send

Could anyone please tell me how I can place in the side
column the additional folders.  I have Deleted and Sent
folders showing but I would like Outbox and Inbox showing
also.  I can't seem to find where I can add these so they

I am looking for possible resolutions on converting an
Access 2000 database into an Access 97 Database. I am not
overly concerned about loosing all current formats in my
forms/reports but want to ensure the integrity is

I have to convert a database that contains many linked
tables.
Do I have to convert the back-end database first?
Do the links have to be resolvable?

I am trying to come up with a way to be able to modify
(add/change/delete) data in an access table through
Excel.  I still need to have a primary key in this table,
so linking the data doesn't work (and takes up too much

I have developed databases used by numerous users in
Access 97.I am looking to upgrade my version of Access to
2002, but all the users will remain in 97.  Are there
there any risks to this? Will I be able to develop in 2002

Can an Access 2002 databse be used by an Access 1997 user
group ?  If yes, will there be any significant problems ?
Any help appreciated.
thanks,