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I have a user that has asked if a Access 2003 file can be saved to be used by Access 97. I know it has not been known to be backwards compatiable but is there a way?
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Re: Saving to previous versions You can save to Access 97.
Go to the TOOLS menu.
Move your mouse down to Database Utilities.
Slide your mouse to the right to Convert Database.
You will then see the option TO ACCESS 97 FILE FORMAT
Just click and follow the prompts.
Go to the TOOLS menu.
Move your mouse down to Database Utilities.
Slide your mouse to the right to Convert Database.
You will then see the option TO ACCESS 97 FILE FORMAT
Just click and follow the prompts.
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