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:)Well, I haven't had to spend anything and used very little time getting an appropriate copy of Access 2.0, which was what I ran the old apps on. I just stopped googling Access 2.0 and tried googling Abandonware. An abandonware museum site had Win 3.1 for Workgroups available in a VMware VM...

Thanks, Bob. I have tried Google. I am trying to avoid paying 89 dollars for something that should be Abandonware at this point. More info: I discovered that I stored the original Access 2.0 program files (1993) in the same folder with all the related database files. Since I am a Virtual...

Thanks for your reply, and bloody hell! :eek: What about Backward Compatibility, and other quaint things.... For example, Windows Server 08 has backward compatibility modules to take in things into the 1990s. Don't mean to rant. Where does one get an ancient copy of Access? Again, thanks for...

Hello. I designed a relational database in Access back in the early 1990s (Windows 3.1 !) which was for tracking client records, entering progress notes, outputting forms, and essentially doing all of my significant pile of paperwork on the 24 pound laptops we had back then. I've saved the...

Hello everyone. I am now a student in Health Information Technology and working toward my MCITP (see Microsoft Certifications) having just passed my MCTS exam. I've been using Access since 1990, when I used it to design apps that would help me to track paperwork in a large counseling center...