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Access 2000 and Access XP on the same machine |
| message from Karibusz on 14 May 2004 |
Hi everyone!
I have on my PC both Access 2000 and Access XP installed
(in different directories). I need that the default
version of Access that opens when I double-click
an .mdb, .adp etc. file to be Access XP, and not Access
2000, as it is now. (I don't need a shortcut where I can
type the location of the desired Access version, I need
that Access XP were the default Access.) What can I do
for this?
Thanks in advance,
Karibusz
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| =?Utf-8?B?UGFuZ28=?= replied to Karibusz on 14 May 2004 |
1-Right Clico on the file while holding the shift key
2-Choose open with on the menu
3-In the dialog box that will appear, select access XP
4-Check the option that says always use the selecte program to open this kind of file
Hit OK.
That should help
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| Karibusz replied to =?Utf-8?B?UGFuZ28=?= on 14 May 2004 |
Unfortunately this doesn't help, because in the Open With
window only one Microsoft Access appears, and when I
browse to the other version of Access, there still
remains one single Microsoft Access in the Recommended
Programs section of the window. Choosing it doesn't
change anything.
Karibusz
program to open this kind of file
installed
Access
I can
need
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| Pieter Wijnen replied to Karibusz on 14 May 2004 |
I've completely givven up on forcing .mdb to be associated with a particular
version so I've bit the bullet and made my own extensions instead
ie a2k for acc2000 etc
Export H_KEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mdb & replace .mdb with .a2k is the quick and
"correct" way of obtaining this
HTH
Pieter
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