It may help if you could see the contents of the .df files. There are some free viewers. DBFPlus comes to mind. You may also need to convert those .dbf files. DBFConvert probably do the trick for you. That way you dont have to go hunting for an older version of Access. Then I use a hex editor to look at those forms. Also, I would look at any vba scripting files, if any.
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