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March 27th, 2010, 05:41 PM
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Microsoft Access 2007 upgrade
I have Access 2000 on my computer and I was wondering if I bought the Access
2007 update would I have any issues upgrading since Access 2000 is a much older version? 
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March 27th, 2010, 06:44 PM
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Take a look at what Allen Browne has at
http://www.allenbrowne.com/Access2007.html -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) "Book" wrote in message ... I have Access 2000 on my computer and I was wondering if I bought the Access 2007 update would I have any issues upgrading since Access 2000 is a much older version?
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March 27th, 2010, 09:29 PM
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Microsoft Access 2007 upgrade
Keep in mind that MS has announced the release date for Access 2010-- May
12th. You might want to take that into account in deciding on your upgrade path. "Book" wrote in message ... I have Access 2000 on my computer and I was wondering if I bought the Access 2007 update would I have any issues upgrading since Access 2000 is a much older version?
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March 27th, 2010, 09:44 PM
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Microsoft Access 2007 upgrade
Great news GP,
Do you know if MS added ActiveX controls, specifically the calendar control, back into the product? David "GP George" wrote: Keep in mind that MS has announced the release date for Access 2010-- May 12th. You might want to take that into account in deciding on your upgrade path. "Book" wrote in message ... I have Access 2000 on my computer and I was wondering if I bought the Access 2007 update would I have any issues upgrading since Access 2000 is a much older version?
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March 28th, 2010, 12:43 AM
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No. The calendar control is probably gone for good. However, the native date
picker introduced in 2007 is quite good, IMO. The biggest new features IMO are the addition of data macros, which are similar to triggers on SQL Server, and, of course, Access Web Services which allow you to create browser based applications to run on SharePoint. George "roccogrand" wrote in message ... Great news GP, Do you know if MS added ActiveX controls, specifically the calendar control, back into the product? David "GP George" wrote: Keep in mind that MS has announced the release date for Access 2010-- May 12th. You might want to take that into account in deciding on your upgrade path. "Book" wrote in message ... I have Access 2000 on my computer and I was wondering if I bought the Access 2007 update would I have any issues upgrading since Access 2000 is a much older version?
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March 28th, 2010, 03:04 AM
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Thanks GP.
I may finally have to drop off the development sphere completely. I am using multiple calendars in my reports to show important project dates, and the date picker isn't the right solution for my dashboards. David "GP George" wrote: No. The calendar control is probably gone for good. However, the native date picker introduced in 2007 is quite good, IMO. The biggest new features IMO are the addition of data macros, which are similar to triggers on SQL Server, and, of course, Access Web Services which allow you to create browser based applications to run on SharePoint. George "roccogrand" wrote in message ... Great news GP, Do you know if MS added ActiveX controls, specifically the calendar control, back into the product? David "GP George" wrote: Keep in mind that MS has announced the release date for Access 2010-- May 12th. You might want to take that into account in deciding on your upgrade path. "Book" wrote in message ... I have Access 2000 on my computer and I was wondering if I bought the Access 2007 update would I have any issues upgrading since Access 2000 is a much older version?
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March 28th, 2010, 03:12 AM
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Arvin Meyer has a good solution done with Access forms that you might
consider as an alternative. http://www.rogersaccesslibrary.com/forum/topic461.html "roccogrand" wrote in message ... Thanks GP. I may finally have to drop off the development sphere completely. I am using multiple calendars in my reports to show important project dates, and the date picker isn't the right solution for my dashboards. David "GP George" wrote: No. The calendar control is probably gone for good. However, the native date picker introduced in 2007 is quite good, IMO. The biggest new features IMO are the addition of data macros, which are similar to triggers on SQL Server, and, of course, Access Web Services which allow you to create browser based applications to run on SharePoint. George "roccogrand" wrote in message ... Great news GP, Do you know if MS added ActiveX controls, specifically the calendar control, back into the product? David "GP George" wrote: Keep in mind that MS has announced the release date for Access 2010-- May 12th. You might want to take that into account in deciding on your upgrade path. "Book" wrote in message ... I have Access 2000 on my computer and I was wondering if I bought the Access 2007 update would I have any issues upgrading since Access 2000 is a much older version?
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