Creating ADE in Access 2010
This tip I got from Brent Spaulding, Access MVP.
With the default file format option set to "Access 2007" or "Access 2002 - 2003", you can create an ADP (it will be in the respective file format), then subsequently create a corresponding ADE. But if the default file format option is set to "Access 2000", you can create an ADP (it will be in A2000 ADP format), but a corresponding ADE can not be created.
With the default file format option set to "Access 2007" or "Access 2002 - 2003", you can create an ADP (it will be in the respective file format), then subsequently create a corresponding ADE. But if the default file format option is set to "Access 2000", you can create an ADP (it will be in A2000 ADP format), but a corresponding ADE can not be created.
Labels: Access 2010
posted by Alex Dybenko | 10:15
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