I have been recieving vindictive, nasty emails from a
person known to me, not spam. Changing my email address is
not an option. Is there a way for me to block emails from
that particular address? Is there a way to block any

Has anyone come up with a scheme that would allow "power user" type
logins to create like-kind and more restrictive user logins? IE, a power
user that can add and edit and delete in the db but has no ability to
create forms or view them in design mode would be allowed to create

The problem I have is getting a VB6 (SP4) application
that previously worked with Access 97 to work correctly
with Access 2000, (where the mdb tables were/are linked
to a Oracle backend via SQLNET). This may not be

Thank you in advance.
Could someone please explain the below in some level of detail, I have
broken down the line into segments.
"path to msaccess.exe" "path to mdb" /wrkgrp "path to secure mdw"

I'm trying to open a simply accounting database.  The file
has an extention .sdb.  There is also a file with an
extention .sdw.
These are databases created presumably with Jet and just

Is the system.mdw interchangeable between versions of Access for example,
Access 97 and Access 2000 and Access 2003?
Could the system.mdw file installed with Access 2003 be copied into the path
for launching an Access 97 application?

I have admin privileges to the database, I am the Admin.  
Whenever I make an attempt to do any updates I receive
this error:
"You do not have exclusive access at this time.  If you

I'm a newbie at Access scurity. I created a copy of a
database and worked the the steps in the FAQ on how to
protect your dataase, created a workgroup file etc.
Everything worked fine.

I am trying to convert an old Access 95 application to
Access 2000 at my work place. We do not know the original
author and hence the original .mdw file asociated with the
aplication.

How do I set my security given a form (welcome screen) I
created that allow users to select Items.  If user select
Item 1, I will have a form asking user for ID and
password, then the form for Item 1 will show up after

Is it possible to put in a feature in an access database
where after 3 logon attempts, user is locked out of the
system. I am using the a System Workgroup file for
user/group level security. I'm aware that the existing

I am looking for a secure way to keep users from having
access to the file open option when they log into a
published access application using Citrix.  When the log
into the session they can choose file open and can browse

I have VB.net application using an Access2000 database with Design master,
Hub and 4-5 local replicas on client machines Internet replication, and for
6 month security worked fine.
For some reason I had to make a new design master, and I looked at my notes

I did get awnser to the questions, but if i try to use the
grant command, access sql does not accept it because the
ANSI92 is not included, hence if you could tell me  which
commands to use to grant new table permisions , and do i

I'm considering deploying Access DB as dataholder for data on user machines.
Of course I'm locking database with database password but I'm curious on
just how secure is that and what are the odds for someone to crack database
password. Are there tools for doing so in hack community? ...