Error: The current user account doesn't have... (due to backquote char in name).
Error:
The current user account doesn't have permissions to convert or enable this database. At this point, the database will not open.
Cause:
This error occurs when a backquote character exists in the name of at least one object in an Access 1.x database. The backquote character is allowed in object names in Access 1.x but not in Access 7.0. Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Access 7.0 at this point.
Solution:
Open the database in Access 1.x, rename the object(s) that contains a backquote character in its name, then re-open the database in Access 7.0.
1) Open the database in Access 1.x.
2) Rename the object(s) with backquote characters in its name.
3) Open the database in Access 7.0:
a) Select the 'File' menu and select 'Open Database...'. (The Open dialog box appears.)
the Open dialog box
b) Select the drive where the desired database is located from the 'Look in' drop-down list.
c) Select the folder that contains the database file in the 'Look in' list box. (The desired database file appears in the Look in list box.)
NOTE: If the file is in a sub-folder, continue selecting folders in the 'Look in' list box until the database file is displayed.
d) Select the database file. (The file is highlighted.)
e) Click 'Open'. (The database opens.)
NOTE: If another database is currently opened, it will be closed before the selected database is opened.
