I've done it before, but I'm trying to remember if I moved the Access before
or after I upgraded to 2000. I think you can do it either way, just make
sure that when you are installing you make a completely different folder for
the new Access. It will try to install it over the current version of A
You are probably going to need different PCs. You may not be able to run
Access 2 on current machines since if I recall correctly it is a Windows 3.1
program. Office 95 shipped with Access 95 not Access 2.
You should be able to install Access 97 on the same computer as 2000 but it
isn't recommende
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You are probably going to need different PCs. You may not be able to run
Access 2 on current machines sin
You don't have to uninstall what you currently have to get Access 97 and
2000. Not sure about Access 2 though. Here is the TechNet article to get
Access 97 installed with Access 2000 currently on the machine
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B241141
Hope that helps
Robe
It's generally not recommended, as you will have DLLs trouncing all over
each other, with a strong possibility of mismatched DLLs. If you *must* do
it, it is suggested you start with the earliest version, installing
subsequent versions into different directories (folders). While many of the
"core"
