I used to use the software suite Office Professional 2000, which included Microsoft Access. My computer crashed, and I decided when I was rebuilding everything to put Office 2003 Student and Teacher Edition on it, which does not include Microsoft Access. I have a database that I use frequently and now I can't use it at all. I thought that a way to fix this and be able to use the database I would just reinstall Office 2000 Pro and choose to just install Access. I thought I could use Access 2000, and for the rest of the office suite programs I could just use the 2003 version. Wrong! Even though I installed Office 2000 on an external hard drive, my system wants to use the old version of all the Office programs. I know this sounds convoluted, but hope I've explained my problem well enough.I want to use Microsoft Office 2003 Student and Teacher Edition, and because it does not contain Access, I want to have a standalone Access program. Is this even possible? And if so, how do I do it. Just so you know, I did try to do a customized install of 2000, but it installed all the programs anyway. Hope you can help me. If there's no way to use Access in this configuration, what database would you recommend, and is there one that I can export my Access database to, since it has over 500 records and I don't want to have to reenter all that data?
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