Susan Harkins
harkins at iglou.com
Wed Apr 2 09:24:45 CST 2003
> When possible if I think the information is useful I will post but the > nature of the relationship with MS means we cannot be real explicit > about what's going on or possibility going on and have to trust that > people will read between the lines. =======The result is, you just worry people about things that may be possible a few years into the future -- we all know by now that big changes are coming in Access 12 -- even the general public knows it -- but to scare people into wondering whether they'll be able to use their existing applications isn't a good thing Martin -- and I think that's all you two are doing -- making people worry. If you've got an MSDE version of Access and it works, it's going to work, period. If you want to keep it and a later version of Access, or more reasonably SQL Server no longer supports it, what have you lost? Nothing -- continue to use your application in that version that supports it. Access 12 and the next SQL Server are still far enough away that I wouldn't be basing any decisions I made on either one of them. Susan H.