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    petlin is offline Novice
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    Access future

    I'm new to this forum but, I have programmed in Access for many years. What I'm trying to find out is what is going to happen to Access. I have many legacy databases. I am using 2007 running on Windows 10 right now and my understanding is that's as far as I can go --- Access is being phased out. Is that true? What will take its place? Am I toast? Thanx for any help.

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    I have Office 365 E3 running all my databases that I make/maintain. No issues with the databases. I run them within a domain network usually, none of the cloud stuff. Quickbooks, solidworks and exchange all integrate well. I have webservices written in .net that handoff data to be consumed, said data is stored in access.

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    I doubt MS would have an Access team working on new features if they were phasing it out.

    Not sure what you mean by "as far as I can go". 2007 is not the current version.
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