Using Access 2003 security on users with 2002 Access

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CAM

Hello,

I just got Access 2003 for my PC, previously I was using Access 2002. All of
my databases and security settings was created using Access 2002. All of my
databases are using Access 2000 format the default setting. Many of my
users are still using Access 2002. My questions is if I have to change the
security level or add a new user or update the security will using Access
2003 have any impact for my 2002 users or should I get Access 2003 for my
users as well. The only possible thing I can think of is the short cut may
have an impact. If anybody can shed some light or experiences on this I
will appreciate the tip. Thank you in advance.
 
R

Rick Brandt

CAM said:
Hello,

I just got Access 2003 for my PC, previously I was using Access 2002.
All of my databases and security settings was created using Access
2002. All of my databases are using Access 2000 format the default
setting. Many of my users are still using Access 2002. My questions
is if I have to change the security level or add a new user or update
the security will using Access 2003 have any impact for my 2002 users
or should I get Access 2003 for my users as well. The only possible
thing I can think of is the short cut may have an impact. If anybody
can shed some light or experiences on this I will appreciate the tip.
Thank you in advance.
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