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   In article , pj@jostle.com   
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   >On Sat, 6 Dec 2025 13:25:18 -0000, Philip Herlihy   
      
   >>I too run a couple of critical applications which I built myself using   
   >>now-ancient versions of Access.  They are now happily running on Access   
   >>365 which I get with my MS-365 subscription.  I love Access!  I think   
   >>the only migration issue I ever had was when I moved to the 64-bit   
   >>version, and there was something in VB which needed to be adapted, but   
   >>it wasn't a big deal.  (Forget the details, but there is of course   
   >>plenty of information online.)   
   >>   
   >Thanks to all.  I too have the MSoft365 subscription (business   
   >basics).  Given it will be just a changeover I am collecting info on   
   >how it's done.   
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   Make a copy, and try opening it in Access 365.  As I recall, I saw   
   alerts about the things that needed to be changed in the VBA, but   
   otherwise it was very easy.   
      
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