Hi Terence,
you're welcome :) Since you do have 2010, you should watch these excellent video tutorials about using it. Even though you still have users on 2007, they will move up and when they do, you should seriously consider taking advantage of new features like data macros, using navigation controls instead of tab controls, use the web control on forms, ... study now so you will be ready :)
playlist for Access 2010 videos (has some Excel videos too) -- by Chris Downs
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?p=PL03F031C24A42B6A7
Warm Regards,
Crystal
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From: Terence
Thanx Crystal, The DB was created in 2007, and it will simply need to be USED in both 2007 and 2010.... hence I guess compatibility in "that" direction should be relatively safe,
Thanx Again
Terence
---Crystal <strive4peace> wrote:
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> Hi Terence,
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> the only reason you would not be able to open the database in 2007 is if it contains features that 2007 doesn't support like data macros ... I doubt this is the case for you though -- do not think you will have a problem.
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> Warm Regards,
> Crystal
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> From: Terence
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> I am so so tired of the compatability trauma with 2007 2010.
> I need a warm fuzzy confirmation on this.
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> I have a access DB written in 2007. It resides on a shared LAN. Some people have 2007 on their pc, some have 2010 on there PC. Both 2007 and 2010 will need to access the Database, NEVER at the same time.
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> On Monday its opened by a Access/2010 PC, then Tuesday its opened by a Access/2007 PC, etc.
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> Will this work? Will this be OK ?
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> As I understand it, an Access 2007 DB can be opened in 2010. After it's openend once in 2010 will it still be able to be opened in 2007 ?
> Terence
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