Which version of MS Access should I buy Windows 7


  1. bumpff
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    Which version of MS Access should I buy Windows 7


    Hi I run my laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit. I have Word 2010 and Excel 2010. I want to add Access. Ignoring any functional improvements in Access 2013 over 2010, which version will run best on Windows 7? I don't want to buy Access 2013 and then find I have to upgrade to Windows 8 and then move up all other apps.
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  3. Golden
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    Both will run fine on Windows 7......personally, I would stick with 2010
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  4. bbinnard
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    If you are an Access application developer you'd probably be better off with Access 2010. From what I can tell the development environment has been changed significantly in Access 2013.

    Also, it has traditionally been a major problem to mix components from different versions of Office on the same system.
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