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This option enables the security settings for web part pages for all sites within an application (Microsoft recommends these be disabled but that is impractical in Collaboration/Collaboration Portal sites) The options are listed next: Web Application This uses a drop-down list to change applications Web Part connections This enables or disables the user s ability to connect a web part to another web part (commonly done with filtering web parts) Online Web Part Library This enables or disables the access that end-users have to the Web Part Online Gallery If disabled, users cannot see web parts to add (this does not affect lists and other types of content)

Before setting out to convert the database, you will need to examine the way the database is used currently Most likely, you ll want to convert it to take advantage of the new design features of Access 2007 If necessary, you can open the database and work with it in Access 2007 without conversion If the database is one of the later file formats (2000 or 2002 2003) you will be able to view and edit data as well as make changes to object designs If the database is from Access 95 or 97, you can work with the data, but you won t be able to save changes in the design of any of the objects If you want to modify an object, you must open the database in the original version or convert it to Access 2007 See the section Opening an Earlier Database later in this appendix for more information There are significant differences between the Access 2007 ACCDB file format and the earlier MDB file format You may want to look into the differences before converting a wellestablished database to Access 2007 See the Help topic Differences between the ACCDB and MDB File Formats for details For example, Access 2007 does not support replication or user-level security If your database relies on these, keep the MDB format If your database is shared among several users, not all of whom can convert to the Access 2007 ACCDB format, you can split the database and convert part of it to Access 2007 and keep other parts unchanged This way, the database can be shared by users on different versions of Access Once you convert an MDB file database to ACCDB file, you re no longer able to open it with the original version of Access, but you can convert it back You can convert an Access 2007 database back to Access 2000 or 2002 2003.

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This option enables or disables the user s ability to create their own sites (under designated URLs) If enabled, it requires a secondary contact, meaning that at least two Administrators, both Primary and Secondary, are required before a site can be created Enabling this option will create a new Announcement (on the top-level site home page list if one exists), which will then provide users with a link to create new sites Other than a secondary contact restriction, there is no approval required for site creation

When the database is converted, the original database is preserved in its native file format and a copy is created in the format that you specify

C AUTION If enabled, you are essentially making site creation a free-for-all; if the users are disciplined

Before you start to convert the database, make a backup copy Keep this copy until you re satisfied that the database has converted correctly and that you ve mastered Access 2007 You can convert the database to a different name in the same folder or use the same name in a different folder To convert the database to Access 2007 file format, do the following: 1 Click the Microsoft Office button and click Open Browse for the file that you want to convert in the Open dialog box and then click Open If you re operating in a multiple-user environment, make sure all other users have closed the database

enough to handle this, then by all means turn it on In a corporate intranet or public Internet, however, I highly recommend you enforce a governance model and disable this

dialog box opens, asking if you want to upgrade the database See the section, Opening an Earlier Database for information about handling Access files from versions before Access 2000 2 Click the Microsoft Office button again and choose Convert