Conversion Access2 to Access97

G

Guest

I tired to convert my Access2 database to Access7 but am getting an error
message about 16bit dlls. Though I replaced them in the module by 32bit dlls
(like User.dll to User32.dll) there is still an error message about it.
Despite this fact, if I continue the conversion, open my database in Access7
and compile the modules, the compilation runs without an error. Does that
mean the conversion has been carried out successfully?
 
T

Tom Wickerath

Does that mean the conversion has been carried out successfully?
Possibly. This means that you do not have any compile time errors. However, you may still find
run-time errors that have not been detected by the compiler.

Just to get version information correct, Access 7 is the same as Access 95. Access 8 is the same
as Access 97.

Tom
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I tired to convert my Access2 database to Access7 but am getting an error
message about 16bit dlls. Though I replaced them in the module by 32bit dlls
(like User.dll to User32.dll) there is still an error message about it.
Despite this fact, if I continue the conversion, open my database in Access7
and compile the modules, the compilation runs without an error. Does that
mean the conversion has been carried out successfully?
 
G

Guest

NY said:
I tired to convert my Access2 database to Access97 but am getting an error
message about 16bit dlls. Though I replaced them in the module by 32bit dlls
(like User.dll to User32.dll) there is still an error message about it.
Despite this fact, if I continue the conversion, open my database in Access7
and compile the modules, the compilation runs without an error. Does that
mean the conversion has been carried out successfully?
 

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