Help adding new reports

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Steve

Hi,

I'm using Access 2003 and have been doing a bunch of volunteer work for an
organization from home. I've created several new queries and reports on some
tables that have not changed in their structure - just content. I've also
created some new tables, forms, reports, etc...

Two questions:

1. I'm going to visit the organization tomorrow and want to put the new
queries and reports for their existing tables/forms onto their network drive
without impacting the existing data - what's the best way to do this?

2. Same question for the new tables (empty) and the queries, forms, reports
associated with them - best way to get them over?

I'm definitely not an Access expert and have been just doing some volunteer
work to help these folks put on a very cool sporting event - I'm nervous
ablut losing the existing data they have. Would I be better off exporting
those records to the version I have and then putting the whole database on
their network? If so, what's the best way to do that?

Thanks a bunch in advance.

Regards,

Steve
 
Open the existing Access database file and import the new queries, reports,
forms, tables, etc. from the new version into the old one. Be sure to back
up the existing Access database before doing this, in case problems are
encountered.

Carl Rapson
 
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