I'm currently in the process of upgrading my applications from Access
2000 to Access 2003.
When I do so I can only run some processes if I'm logged on as an
administrator on my local machine.

Our church purchased a program called Church Windows .  They are trying to
import records from another database CDMS.  Apparently, Church Windows was
made with Access 2.0 and we need Access 2.0 on the computer to do the
export/import.  Since Access 2.0 is so old, is it available ...

Is there a way to determine the database version (97, 2000, 2002, 2003) of an
Access file either by opening it or externally?  I know you get a message
asking if you want to convert the file to a newer version the first time you
open it, but what about at some later point?

I must convert a suite of 10 integrated Access 97 systems to either Access
2002 or Access 2003.  What version is more stable?  What version will cause
less problems?
Thank you,

I just got a new laptop and the new software is Access 2003. My main database
was designed and built using Access 2002 SP3. When I open the database on my
new laptop, I get a "security warning... unsafe expressions are not
blocked"... then I get another warning "This file may ...

My 2000 access application shelled to Excel, ran a macro that prepared Oracle
output for importation to Access 2000.  I used the Microsoft "178116; ACC:
How to Determine When a Shelled Process Ends" logic and it worked perfectly.  
When I upgraded to Access 2003, the Excell macros ...

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I upgraded to Access2003 from Access2000
about a year ago and now I want to roll back
to Access2000.
Can someone point me in the right direction?

I'm trying to convert an Access 97 database to Access 2003 how ever I get an
error message that Access 2003 can not convert the database due to
security reasons (some of the macros are set to read only) and quits.
When I look in the database in Access 97 some of the macros have a ...

I am creating a database using the JET provider and .NET.  I make a
copy of a template database and insert rows into various tables.  The
database is closed, copied to another location and used my my
application.  In a few instances we have noticed that the primary key

I am working on Access 2003.
I have two tables with a one to many relationship, and I have created a
form with a subform/subreport. Now I want to write the information on
the tables to a text file accoding to their relationships. For example