MS Access 2007

Old system: sql2000 with MS Access 2003 adp front end, New(er): system sql2000 with MSAccess 2007 accdb front end
I have successfully imported tables, tlks & forms but am unable to import my queries
I have tried;
Access > Import access database source (my adp)- sees eveything except the queries
Access > Link to the data source - only sees tables & tlks
ODBC > Import ODBC source data > machine data source - sees tables, tlks & queries but importing them turns everything into a table
ODBC > link to the data source > machine data source - sees tables, tlks & queries but importing them turns everything into a table
I cannot copy the sql code as this causes errors in access (but no issues in sql)
anything else i can do ?

Nevermind. I did my first search in the forum for access 2007
and got 2 matches which don't say anything about acces 2007. A few
hours later, I did same search and got several matches and one of
them answer my question. Weird search engine.

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