Re: Upgrade Access 2000 to 2003

The default file format in all versions of Access until 2007 is Access 2000
format. Just open your database the way it is.
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Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
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"Lori" <Lori@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:AAC9D14F-640D-48F5-A407-90C4B95B8E06@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The database I created was done in Access 2000. We just got Access 2003
put
on our server.

This might be a really stupid question, so forgive my ignorance...
Can someone direct me on how to upgrade to 2003 or is it simply opening
2003
and it converts automatically?

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Thank, Lori


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