Re: Vista -Access 2000 2003

No such thing as access vista but 2007 may be what you are thinking of.  If

so, it depends on how your database is designed.  If you have a lot of 
home 
made menus I would convert a copy and play with it for a while and see how

it works.  First don't use live data until you have done some testing and 
then make sure you have good backups...good backups!  Read Allen Browne's 
site
http://allenbrowne.com/Access2007.html#Bugs
very carefully.  Almost all 
conversions change the default settings and appearance so testing is 
im****tant.  Default settings in 2007 may make your app run slow so again 
read Allen's info, such as autocorrect.  Once you have played and setup
the 
database settings for best performance you will probally have some minor 
problems but I have converted many and only real problem I've had is 
filters.  About the time Access 2022 comes out I should figure those out
on 
my own or maybe read the solution here before then.  Also FileSearch is
gone 
so if your app uses that you'll have to replace it.  Pete

"Angie" <Angie@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> If I design a database in access 2000 or 2003 Can I easly transfer it to
> Access Vista ?
>
> Any help would be appreciated
>
> Thanks
>