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    I allways work with access and visual basic but i just install acc2000 and i can't use it with visual basic.
    Is there a way to use access 2000 with vb or it is not compatible

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    I have Access 2000 AND vb6 installed and both worked perfectly.... what is the error that you get?

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    As far as I know, there are no *major* differences between ANY Office2000 file format and it's Office97 counterpart. Most of the enhancements in Office2000 are in the GUI and features, not the file formats.

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    Make sure you use the Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library and not any of the older DAO library's (like 3.51).

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    I believe the Access 2000 file formats are different now (so are the rest of them, aren't they a new version?), and as the previous post mentioned, you should use DAO 3.6 (if you are using DAO) or the OLEDB driver v4 (Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0) if you are using ADO.

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