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Hi, Can anyone advise if I can install both access 2000 and 2003 on the same terminal server?
If so, could anyone point me towards how to do so successfully as I guess there is an installation order?
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In general, oldest first
AFAIK there is no issue with having both versions of any office app except Outlook -- but make sure Access 2003 does not change database formats
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Access 2000 isnt support. Why not to migrate the Access to Access 2010?!
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