A97 vs.A2003

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  • campbellbrian2001@yahoo.com

    #1

    A97 vs.A2003

    Can someone highlight the major differences between A97 & A2003. I
    still use my old 97 and still love it. But some are wanting me to
    migrate to 2003. If anyone could highlight the differences I would
    appreciate it ....Thanks!! Brian

  • Allen Browne

    #2
    Re: A97 vs.A2003

    Brian, I'm sure you can search at microsoft.com to get a list of the new
    features.

    For the basic story, and suggestions on how to avoid the problems with the
    new version, see:
    Converting from Access 97
    at:
    Issues you may face when converting a Microsoft Access 97 database to a later version. Covers setup issues, conversion issue, and usability issues.


    --
    Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia.
    Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html
    Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

    <campbellbrian2 001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
    news:1132118457 .987739.20680@g 44g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...[color=blue]
    > Can someone highlight the major differences between A97 & A2003. I
    > still use my old 97 and still love it. But some are wanting me to
    > migrate to 2003. If anyone could highlight the differences I would
    > appreciate it ....Thanks!! Brian[/color]


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    • Saintor

      #3
      Re: A97 vs.A2003

      The only major benefit to me is the use of pivot tables and pivot charts.
      If it wouldn't be of any use, I'd stick to A97.


      <campbellbrian2 001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
      news:1132118457 .987739.20680@g 44g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...[color=blue]
      > Can someone highlight the major differences between A97 & A2003. I
      > still use my old 97 and still love it. But some are wanting me to
      > migrate to 2003. If anyone could highlight the differences I would
      > appreciate it ....Thanks!! Brian
      >[/color]


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      • lylefair

        #4
        Re: A97 vs.A2003

        campbellbrian20 01@yahoo.com wrote:[color=blue]
        > Can someone highlight the major differences between A97 & A2003. I
        > still use my old 97 and still love it[/color]

        I feel the same way about my chequered polyester suits.

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        • Larry Linson

          #5
          Re: A97 vs.A2003

          "lylefair" <lylefairfield@ aim.com> wrote
          [color=blue][color=green]
          >> Can someone highlight the major differences between
          >> A97 & A2003. I still use my old 97 and still love it[/color]
          >
          > I feel the same way about my chequered polyester suits.[/color]

          I've heard that redheads tend to be attracted to mature men in checquered
          polyester suits. :-)


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          • lylefair

            #6
            Re: A97 vs.A2003

            That's why!

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            • rkc

              #7
              Re: A97 vs.A2003

              Larry Linson wrote:[color=blue]
              > "lylefair" <lylefairfield@ aim.com> wrote
              >[color=green][color=darkred]
              > >> Can someone highlight the major differences between
              > >> A97 & A2003. I still use my old 97 and still love it[/color]
              > >
              > > I feel the same way about my chequered polyester suits.[/color]
              >
              > I've heard that redheads tend to be attracted to mature men in checquered
              > polyester suits. :-)[/color]

              Pinky Lee must have died a happy man.


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              • lylefair

                #8
                Re: A97 vs.A2003

                happy and worn out ...

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                • Larry Linson

                  #9
                  Re: A97 vs.A2003

                  "lylefair" wrote
                  [color=blue]
                  > happy and worn out ...[/color]

                  Sometimes I feel just about worn out, but not the way I take you to mean it.
                  :-) More like "just about to fall apart from the wear and tear"...

                  Larry


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