Just open a database in 2000. That should be enough to re-register mdb
files to 2000. However, you'll find that when you switch to 97, it likely
will become registered for mdb files. If you right-click on a mdb file, you
should be able to choose Open With and choose the version.
I have both 97 & 2000 versions of Access running on my PC (O/S = Windows
XP)
with 97 as the recognized current db. How do I switch so that 2000 is the
recognized current db but keep both versions available?
Re: Schedule a Task in Access ... You need to include the path to msaccess.exe, not just the mdb and /x ... The switch is actually for the executable, not the database.... I have the code for the Lotus Notes,... (microsoft.public.access.gettingstarted)
Switch database in current Access 2003 application window ... In Access 97 I reluctantly used the following code to switch to another ... This is no longer working.... Is there a better way to close the current mdb and open another mdb in ... the same Access 2003 application window?... (microsoft.public.access.modulesdaovba)
Re: Removing a Link ... Take a closer look at that procedure, it does switch the ... links from one mdb to another. ... Note that it does not use TransferDatabase and it does not ... have a need to delete/remove any link to do it. ... (microsoft.public.access.formscoding)
(no subject) ... - LDB locking which a persistent recordset connection fixes... New format of Access 2000 MDB... Place backend MDB on the root of the network share rather than several folders down ... Subdatasheets are a new feature in Access 2000 Therefore, you are more likely to notice this behaviour after you convert a database from an earlier version. ... (comp.databases.ms-access)
