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ginger8990 - 23 Feb 2006 20:03 GMT
We have some users having MS access problem. They had a workgroup set up for
logging in MS access using a user ID and password for a particular
file.Recently they got office 2003 (it was office 2002 before). When I
changed security on Tools menu for MS access and join the workgroup using
secure.mdw, it changed all of MS access application, it asks password and
user ID for all of MS access documents. It didn't before. Do you know a way
to correct this? We only want one file with popup asking for user ID and PW
and not all files.

Many thanks!
Lynn Trapp - 23 Feb 2006 20:27 GMT
Ginger,
Your users should not join the secure.mdw file, but should join the default
system.mdw file that ships with Access. They should use a shortcut to open
the one database that is secured. The general syntax for the shortcut is:

"FullPathToMSAccess.exe" "FullPathToYourDatabase.mdb" /wrkgrp
"FullPathToSecure.mdw"

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> We have some users having MS access problem. They had a workgroup set up
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> Many thanks!
 
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