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Apologies if this has already been covered, but a quick search didn't reveal
anything. I'm still using Access 2000 and it seems to do all the things I
want. However, that may merely be down to a lack of imagination on my part.
Are there any really good reasons why I should start using either Access
2003 or 2007?
As it happens, I have just obtained a copy of Office 2007 Professional and
have had a very brief look at an old A2000 database in A2007. I was rather
puzzled to get security warnings about the dangers of using VBA code. Is VBA
no longer in favour at Microsoft?
anything. I'm still using Access 2000 and it seems to do all the things I
want. However, that may merely be down to a lack of imagination on my part.
Are there any really good reasons why I should start using either Access
2003 or 2007?
As it happens, I have just obtained a copy of Office 2007 Professional and
have had a very brief look at an old A2000 database in A2007. I was rather
puzzled to get security warnings about the dangers of using VBA code. Is VBA
no longer in favour at Microsoft?