have disks and installed Microsoft works suite 2000 but i
can't find the 25 character cd key and word won't open
without it

Howdy,
I have a user that is using Office (Access) XP.  The
initial install did not install most of the table
wizards.  After installation of these wizards (under

After my former instructor tried to show me how to do
mail merge using my database, I am denied access & get
error 3301 - "do not have permission to access object-
contact the administrator or person who created this

Background:
2 machines, Machine A=XP, Machine B=W2K
Access XP on both
Secured DB set for default access = exclusive

Is there an option where i can say that user and/or the
password expires at a particular date?
The user may expire after a certain duration and should
not have access to the database and the password should

I set the security on my database on my computer so now when i open the database it prompts me to login but when i go to another computer and open the file, it doesn't prompt me to login in, it just logs me on as admin.  when i go into my database and take the permission away ...

I have an access .mdw file that has been operating
smoothly for several months now. Just the other day once a
new copy of the front end database was uploaded to the
network, suddenly I started experiencing user's having

I'm in Access 2002.
I made a lovely form to update a timestamp and CurrentUser
field, but users are going around the form to update the
table directly.  

I have a mde back end (Access 2000, 2002, & 2003) which has been secured
using my own mdw but in a way that allows the default admin user using the
default system.mdw to open the db and read most of the tables and its
records. But, when they try to access a tables records via Excel ...

I've been trying to get a secure connection between my Win2000 Pro
(5.00.2195 SP 4) and my Sun Solaris 2.9 using IKE and have so far been
unsuccessful.
I've avoided the wizards and configured myself:

I completed my database and need to release it to a few
users through a shared folder(back end in folder and front
end copied to desktops then link to shared folder)I would
like to convert my database to MDE to prevent changes to

I have a database which is split, with the front-end sitting in the C drive
for each user and the backend on the server.
Is it possible to see which users are logged into the database?
Any help greatly appreciated.

A nameless person in my group, mumble mumble mumble, decided to see what
would happen if he ran the user level security wizard on the dbase I was
working on.
As usual, the security wizard blocked access to all my other dbases as well.

I have an Access97 database with a secure workgroup.  
Everyone has been running WindowsNT 4.0 until recently.  
One user has had an OS upgrade to Windows2000 and suddenly
he can open the db without logging in.  It logs him on as

I had the following code (found from this discussion group) to allow only
password holders to access the form. But after the password-protected form is
opened, the previous form still remains open. Could someone please show me
the code that could be atttached to the following ...