Hi Brian,
On the .ldb files, you only need to look in the same folder as the .mdb file
that you are trying to convert. Try holding down the shift key for the entire
time that the database is being opened, to prevent an Autoexec macro or
Startup form from loading. Don't let up on the Shift key too early; wait
until your application has finished opening. Then see if you can convert.
If not, close the database. Create a brand new database in Access 2007. Then
try importing all objects from the source database to your new database. You
will need to check the references list in the source database, to make sure
that equivalent references are loaded in your new database.
If you still do not have any joy, then I invite you to send me a copy of
your database. You can remove any sensitive data first, but I'd like to see
if I can convert it on my PC. If you are interested, send me a private e-mail
message with a compacted and preferably zipped copy of your database. My
e-mail address is available at the bottom of the contributor's page indicated
below. Please do not post your e-mail address (or mine) to a newsgroup reply.
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Tom Wickerath
Microsoft Access MVP
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