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These are very good instructions on dealing with these data bases. &nbsp;I am finding that a lot of my problem is that I don't know the Access program at all, so I don't even know when I am where I need to get.
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These are very good instructions on dealing with these data bases.  I am finding that a lot of my problem is that I don't know the Access program at all, so I don't even know when I am where I need to get.

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We updated our office computers from Windows &nbsp;XP to windows 7; &nbsp;The access program was updated from Access 2002 to Access 2010. &nbsp;Any of the old data bases that we try to open end up as a blank page with a little book in the middle. &nbsp;<br />
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I have tried to do an open with, but the suggested program is word. &nbsp;So far I haven't been able to find a way to even choose Assess 2010 to open the data base. &nbsp;I looked for a way to open access and then choose the file, but I don't know the program and have had no luck finding a way to do that.<br />
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Thanks
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We updated our office computers from Windows  XP to windows 7;  The access program was updated from Access 2002 to Access 2010.  Any of the old data bases that we try to open end up as a blank page with a little book in the middle.  

I have tried to do an open with, but the suggested program is word.  So far I haven't been able to find a way to even choose Assess 2010 to open the data base.  I looked for a way to open access and then choose the file, but I don't know the program and have had no luck finding a way to do that.

Thanks

Opening old Access(2002) on Access(2010)

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