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‎08-24-2017 03:52 PM

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Product: Palm Desktop 6.2.2
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I can open Palm Desktop 6.2.2 with an old copy of my data base in the old format (address.dat).  As soon as I update an address, the new application creates an address file called address.mdb.  Once this happens and I exit Palm Desktop and relaunch...I get nothing in my address files (blanks).  If I try to open the created address.mdb directly with MS Access, it looks empty (even though it has significant size -- close the size of the original address.dat database.  Please advise on solutions for this...looks to be a conversion problem, perhaps to the new data base and/or it doesn't recognize the new mdb format for some reason...

 

I am running Palm Desktop 6.2.2 with administrator access

 

Art Masson

 

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