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Also see:<br />
<a href="http://allenbrowne.com/access2007.html" rel="ugc">Converting to Access 2007 or 2010</a><br />
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Note about 2010:<br />
I find the new trusted document feature in 2010 a lot better than the trusted location issues in 2007.<br />
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Also see:
Converting to Access 2007 or 2010 [http://allenbrowne.com/access2007.html]

Note about 2010:
I find the new trusted document feature in 2010 a lot better than the trusted location issues in 2007.



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The bigger issues seem to occur going from A2003 (or prior) to A2007/10 ... so, there should be minimal issues, especially since the file format is the same, which was not the case from A2003 to A2007/10<br />
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mx
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The bigger issues seem to occur going from A2003 (or prior) to A2007/10 ... so, there should be minimal issues, especially since the file format is the same, which was not the case from A2003 to A2007/10

mx

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Hi,<br />
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If I am currently working with and have designed a database with Access 2007, will I have any problems if I upgrade to Access 2010? <br />
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thanks,<br />
carlynne
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Hi,

If I am currently working with and have designed a database with Access 2007, will I have any problems if I upgrade to Access 2010? 

thanks,
carlynne

Migrating from Access 2007 to Access 2010

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.