Re: Help: '97 to 2000 Access question

[Meg Halter <aiki4us -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Nancy Arbeene writes:

[snip] My new workplace has Office '97 on their network with no
current plans to upgrade in the near future. [snip] I've created
several custom '97 Access databases and Word projects at work,
editing them several times a week at home. [snip]
THE BIG QUESTION: Do I keep Office '97 at home until my
workplace upgrades? 
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Hi Nancy --

If you have something that works, why would you upgrade your
setup at home? Too often upgrades and patches introduce new
problems, so installing them should be motivated by something
specific, such as bugs that will be fixed, shortfalls that will
be remedied, incompatibilities with other systems that will be
removed. As the saying goes, If it ain't broke, why fix it?

My $0.02

-- Meg

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