DAO is still supported. This is assumes you have the required DAO libraries
on your machine (which I assume you would).

I wouldn't expect a lot of compatability issues, not to say there won't be
any.

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Tom Ogilvy



"Jim Thomlinson" wrote in message
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We will be upgrading to office 2003 in the near future. I have a lot of
code
written in Office 97 and 2000. Will I have any compaitbility issues when
we
upgrade. For example there are a number of spreadsheets using DAO instead
of
ADO. Is everything still supported.

Thanks in Advance...

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote ...

DAO is still supported.

Depends what you mean by 'support' <g.

I think it is correct to say ADO is much better supported; certainly
it's my impression that more people in the Excel ngs use ADO. Also, I
have noticed that some DAO articles have recently been removed from
MSDN.

Whether lack of support is enough to justify a re-write of DAO code is
another matter.

Jamie.

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I meant DAO will run in that version - I think that is what the original
question was.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Jamie Collins" wrote in message
m...
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote ...

DAO is still supported.

Depends what you mean by 'support' <g.

I think it is correct to say ADO is much better supported; certainly
it's my impression that more people in the Excel ngs use ADO. Also, I
have noticed that some DAO articles have recently been removed from
MSDN.

Whether lack of support is enough to justify a re-write of DAO code is
another matter.

Jamie.

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"Tom Ogilvy" wrote ...

Depends what you mean by 'support' <g.

I meant DAO will run in that version - I think that is what the original
question was.

I acknowledge (with a <g) I was quoting you out of context but
commenting on the wider support issues seemed worthy.

Jamie.

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