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The version of Access 2000 that my office network uses does NOT appear to
have Conditional Formatting.
I have previously created files in Access 2003, using Conditional
Formatting, and have saved these files in Access 2000 format. Opening these
files on the office network (Access 2000), I find that:
-- Access 2000 will DISPLAY the Conditional Formatting, although it
will not permit any editing.
-- Most important: Access 2000 runs VERY, VERY SLOWLY (say, 3 minutes
to open a form) when conditional formatting is involved. (This is true
whether the application is run over the network, or locally).
Am I correct in undertanding that Access 2000 -- at least, the version I
have -- does not really support Conditional Formatting? Are there other
features of my Access 2003 which, even when saved as Access 2000 format, will
interfere with Access 2000?
have Conditional Formatting.
I have previously created files in Access 2003, using Conditional
Formatting, and have saved these files in Access 2000 format. Opening these
files on the office network (Access 2000), I find that:
-- Access 2000 will DISPLAY the Conditional Formatting, although it
will not permit any editing.
-- Most important: Access 2000 runs VERY, VERY SLOWLY (say, 3 minutes
to open a form) when conditional formatting is involved. (This is true
whether the application is run over the network, or locally).
Am I correct in undertanding that Access 2000 -- at least, the version I
have -- does not really support Conditional Formatting? Are there other
features of my Access 2003 which, even when saved as Access 2000 format, will
interfere with Access 2000?