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Bob Flenniken
I am NOT looking for how to get the version of Access that
is running. I know how to do that. I am looking for the
version of Access that CREATED the .mdb file.
When I use this code:
Set db = CurrentDB()
strProgramVersion = db.Properties("AccessVersion")
msgbox strProgramVersion
I get
07.53 for an Access 97 mdb file (version 8)
08.50 for an Access 2000 mdb file (version 9)
09.50 for an Access 2002 mdb file (version 10)
How do these mdb file Access Versions relate to the
version of Access in which they were created? It looks
like 1 less than the integer value of the first two
characters. Is this a rule I can count on?
is running. I know how to do that. I am looking for the
version of Access that CREATED the .mdb file.
When I use this code:
Set db = CurrentDB()
strProgramVersion = db.Properties("AccessVersion")
msgbox strProgramVersion
I get
07.53 for an Access 97 mdb file (version 8)
08.50 for an Access 2000 mdb file (version 9)
09.50 for an Access 2002 mdb file (version 10)
How do these mdb file Access Versions relate to the
version of Access in which they were created? It looks
like 1 less than the integer value of the first two
characters. Is this a rule I can count on?