ACC: TransferText Cannot Import Data into an Enabled Microsoft Access 2.0 Database

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Using Notepad or another text editor, create the following new text file and save it as C:\My Documents\Customer.txt.
   

         "ALFKI","Alfreds Futterkiste"
         "ANATR","Ana Trujillo Emparedados y helados"
         "ANTON","Antonio Moreno Taquerias"
   						

2. Start Microsoft Access 2.0 and create a new database called Transfer.mdb.
3. Create the following new table in Design view:
   

         Table: Customers
         -------------------------------
         Field Name: CustomerID
            Data Type: Text
            Field Size: 5
            Indexed: Yes (No Duplicates)
         Field Name: CompanyName
            Data Type: Text
            Field Size: 255
         Table Properties: Customers
         -------------------------------
            PrimaryKey: CustomerID
   						

4. Save and close the Customers table.
5. On the File menu, click Imp/Exp Setup.
6. Without modifying the default values in the Import/Export Setup dialog box, click the Save As button and save the specification as Cust. Click OK to close the dialog box.
7. Create the following new macro called ImportCustomers:
   

         Macro: ImportCustomers        Action
         -------------------------------------------
                                       TransferText
   
         ImportCustomers Actions
         -------------------------------------------
         TransferText
            Transfer Type: Import Delimited
            Specification Name: Cust
            Table Name: Customers
            File Name: C:\My Documents\Customer.txt
            Has Field Names: No
   						

8. Save the macro, and then run it.
9. Open the Customers table in Datasheet view and verify that it contains the three records from the text file you created in step 1.
10. Delete all three records from the table.
11. Close the table, and then quit Microsoft Access.
12. Start Microsoft Access 7.0 or 97, and open the Transfer.mdb database.
13. In the Convert/Open Database dialog box, click Open Database. Click OK when you see the message that you can't make changes to the database objects.
14. Click the Macros tab in the Database window and run the ImportCustomers macro. Note that the macro fails, and you receive the error message:
    
    You can't import objects into a database created in an earlier version of Microsoft Access.