2000 Apps. vs. 97 Apps.
Please provide technical reasoning for anyone to go from Office 97 to Office 2000 applications, especially if their workstation is NT 4.0 (SP6).
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Please provide technical reasoning for anyone to go from Office 97 to Office 2000 applications, especially if their workstation is NT 4.0 (SP6).
Thanks
by djchrise
by talston
by donq
by talston
by brent
You should be careful when upgrading to Office 2K.
1. Access 2K will open and convert Access 97 databases however Access 97 will no longer be able to open that converted database. Also if you did not create the database check with the person who did, there may be some VBA code that will no longer work.
If you work with Access Be Careful!
by talston
by it_cowboy
I program in both Access 97 and 2000. Access 2000 has a 'save as previous version' option which i have found to work quite well, but then again, I havent tried to convert anything back that does anything too out of the normal. Be prepared to 'fiddle' a little, but everything should be backward compatible. Just watch what reference libraries you use as 2000 by default loads the ActiveX components library instead of DAO 3.6 library.
Personally, I prefer 2000 because the VBA between Word, Excel and Outlook are much better. But Im quite happy using 97. I havent done much with the Data Access Pages, but I have no need for them yet.
by talston
by talston
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