saving db-2000 format vs 2002/2003

[Guest]

I have Access 2003. Some of my files are apparently saved as "(Access 2000 file format)" as that is what the database window shows. I have no need to save it in any format other than default 2003 as I am the only one who will be using this db
1. Should I try to convert from 2000 format to 2003? if so, how
2. Are there advantages to saving in 2003 vs 2000
Thanks.

 

[Arvin Meyer]

I have Access 2003. Some of my files are apparently saved as "(Access 2000

file format)" as that is what the database window shows. I have no need to
save it in any format other than default 2003 as I am the only one who will
be using this db.

1. Should I try to convert from 2000 format to 2003? if so, how?

I wouldn't

2. Are there advantages to saving in 2003 vs 2000?

Not any for 2003 if you aren't using 2003 feature (your not, or you couldn't
be using 2000 format) But there are advantages to using 2000 format if you
can: That being that every version since can read it so you can share data
with more people.
--
Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP
Microsoft Access
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http://www.datastrat.com
http://www.mvps.org/access

 

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