Default file format

This policy setting controls whether new database files are created in the new Access format or in a format used by earlier versions of Access. If you enable this policy setting, you can specify whether new database files are created in Access 2016 format by default or in Access 2002--2003 format. Users can still override the default and select a specific format when they save the files, but cannot set the default by themselves from the Access Options dialog. If you disable or do not configure this policy setting, when users create new database files, Access saves them in the new Access 2016 format; however, users can change this functionality by selecting a file format from the Default file format drop down list under Access Options | Popular | Creating databases. Note: If you disable this policy setting, users can choose from three default file formats: Access 2000, Access 2002--2003, and Access 2016. You can use this policy setting to specify either the Access 2002--2003 or Access 2016 format as the default, but not the Access 2000 format.

No explicit registry values are set for enabled or disabled states.

• User
  Block all unmanaged add-ins

  Windows7
• User
  Clear cache on close

  Windows7
• User
  Do not prompt to convert older databases

  Windows7
• User
  List of managed add-ins

  Windows7
• User
  Never cache data

  Windows7
• User
  Personal templates path for Access

  Windows7
• User
  Show custom templates tab by default in Access on the Office Start screen and in File | New

  Windows7
• User
  Use Access 2007 compatible cache

  Windows7