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by z4837
i personally can't do the same on my working database for the same reason, but i did it in stealth mode on a copy of the database.
it did ask me whether i wanted to convert the database before i closed it.
(i'm pretty sure i have a co-worker running access2k (again, stealth mode tactics) on that database and it hasn't been an issue if that is true.)
i didn't see any corruptions or problems with the copy of the database i worked on.
i didn't do any real database editing other than add and editing tables, nothing really touching the actual 'setup' of the database.
hope this helps
~zab
by sfolsom
by brett_phipps
Not sure this will help, but you can save an Access 2000 database to a previous Access version using Access 2000. To do this:
Open the database and select Tools>Database Utilities>Convert Database>To Prior Access Database Version...
by sfolsom
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