Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Can anyone show me how I can change a database password
programmatically.
Regards

I just found out that you can't change the design on any of the forms,
reports, modules, etc if you are not a single user.
Access try to get an exclusive access to save the file. So I don't knw
whether there's another way to fix my problems.

I've not had this error with other databases I have
converted to MDE's on my machine
But I have the error "Access was unable to create an MDE
database"

I have manage to create on my machine a work group and thought that I
secured this database.
I was quite happy until I tested it, accessing the "secured database" on the
network from another machine and look what happened: I was able to open the

I've setup user security for a database and it appears
that I've somehow applied this to Access as a whole.  When
I open other databases, I'm prompted for my login
information.  How can I clear the security for Access in

I made a database with access/VBA and I want this
database can be accessed by the users in a shared LAN
environment. But what I configured user and group access
to this database in a machine,

is there any way to put a password promt on a text box?
Any help, alternatives appreciated.
Ta

I am an access newbie and somehow password protected my
database! I am not sure how I did it but everytime I try
and open the .mdb it asks for a password.
Is there anything I can do? I have spent weeks doing it

I know how to change the pathway of where the unsecured
database is located (in Security Wizard). But I am having
trouble changing where the secured database is. ie if i
move it manually, the shortcut to the database doesn't

What I would like to know is the following:
1) When I convert a database to a MDE file can it be
converted back to a MDB.
2) Can users view the objects within the database?

I have an inherited Access 97 database (now converted to
Access 2000), which seems to only allow one person in at a
time, unless they go as read only. (appears as if it is
open exclusive, even though this option is not used).

I have successfully opened an ACCESS 2002 database in ACCESS 2003. It is a
secured database. I wanted to check the macro security setting so I went to
Tools->Macro->       and of the choices available under the submenu,
Security was not one of them. Of course, I do not have any ...

Our database is running on a single workstation. It is an Windows XP based
system with only one account. Pretty straight-forward (I think). I need to
prevent the user from inadvertently opening a second or third or fourth
instance of the application (users are not highly skilled ...

When hiding tables, if somebody attempts to unhide a
table, is there anyway of asking them for a password?

I can't open any of my attachments, the one that have a
paper clip next to it. It reads OE Removed access to the
following unsafe attachment. How can I open them.