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Solution Ok, here is the solution. If you would like to migrate users one at a time from one version of access to another (Ac97 to AcXP is my example). 1. Leave DB is 97 format 2. Split DB 3. Convert a copy of the FE to XP 4. XP users should use the XP FE, 97 users should use the 97 FE. After...

thanks hudson, but not really what i am looking for. Not so much concerned about the version of the file was created in as much as the version of the application.

That is brilliant! Works like a charm, only one problem. I now realize that I need to run this as a VB script instead of an Access Module. Can I use these two modules in a VB 6 script by creating an Access obj? Thanks

How do I get a developer's kit? Is there a cost? What is the official name of it? Thanks for your help,

I can run application.version on AcXP, but that property does not exist in Ac97. Anyone know how to programmatically get the version number in Ac97?

what is a runtime for access? How does that work?

63 users, many locations. Not all users are going to XP at once. DB is not currently split and is in 97 format. My plan was to split DB and create two front ends, 97 and XP. Then, create a VB script that detects the local version of Access and launches the appropriate front end. This will...

Doc_Man, Can you elaborate on "3. Mixed versions of Access FE can use the same BE up to a point." When do mixed versions of Access FE not use the same BE??? Thanks