Feature: Select Build Version

[hecon5]

From @cwuensch's comment:
If a newly created database would use the default format configured in MS Access.
This way, you could convert an "old" *.mdb-file into new *.accdb format.
Also, you could stick with legacy formats, when you configure Access respectively.
Originally posted by @cwuensch in #217 (comment)

[hecon5]

In my mind, I think this may be easiest to handle by allowing either building into the version of file that was exported OR build into the Default Format for Blank Database (under options) setting.

In any regard, if you had code for a Access 2003 legacy .mdb and have Access 16, you won't be able to back-compile to that file version, but you may want to compile to be backwards compatible with, say Access 2010.

Perhaps this could be a simple checkbox under Build to use either the "Use Default file Format for Blank Database" or into the exported database's format. If the Access version is too "high" to compile into a legacy version, then use whatever the default is.

Personally, I think it should default to use the "Default file format for Blank Database" setting to ensure building works the same way as it did before #217.

[hecon5]

After re-thinking this and how V4.x works, I think the build version should remain as is selected in the database itself, and VCS should just rebuild as stated. This keeps the scope consistent with other design choices in VCS.