If I have (or left) my AOL open at the office and then I
travel and try to log in remotely, can I later (once back
home) verify/know the IP and the city/country of origin
where I checked the email from?

I would like to retrieve of a secured database the Username and the group
that he / she belongs to, to apply access rights to some button click
events, which are accessing forms that the User Usergroup doesn't have
access to.

I just wanted to know if i can customize the logon dialog
box which appears at the start ..so that when the user is
validated and is a genuine user..it should do all the
procedures for that user at that time..instead of that

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.I purchased
the new cd Nortons system works 2004 and was in hospital
so i missed the 15 day instal so i cannot do it with the
product key.I uninstalled the 2002 version as asked then

Hi
I have a question which corresponds to the situation
where i have deployed access database in LAN. What i have
done is provided a driectory on the server shared by all

When opening an existing DB in Access 2003, I get "Security Warning: Unsafe Expressions are not blocked", and continuing dialog about macro enabling.  I have installed Jet Service Pack 8, and the help section appears to be WRONG!?  It says, click on tools, macros, security (which ...

Hi i have just taken over a database from a colleague.  I have the
system.mdb, the data.mdb and the relevant .mdw files.  Their is a password
to access the databse, and within the database, every seems to have user
profiles, all of which have different rights for different elements.

Is there a way to bring these menus back after taking
them away once you have taken away the toolbar to get to
the tools menu.  I have set no password or any kind of
security other than just unchecking the different menus.

I would like to prevent general access to the database window but would still like to be able to use it myself. I think the best way to do this would be to just bring up a dialogue box asking for a password when the user presses F11.
Is there a way to:
a) Capture a keydown event ...

Sorry!
I've just read a previous post where is explained that this file is not in
the newer versions of access.
?ngel

This has been an age old question for my group.  Please
help.  I have a table of employees, each of which are
assigned to various departments.  I also have users that
are only privied to their repective departments within

I am relatively new to Access, but fairly skilled at
Excel. I need some guidance on getting the proper
security. I am setting up an Access database that will be
accessible by anyone on the LAN. I want only the

I created a workgroup and assigned 2 different
Permissions Groups besides the Administrator...Full Data
Users and New Data Users.  I then assigned people to each
group, 2 to New Data and 6 to Full Data.  I would now

I have two databases, a front end and back end.  I have
gone through and set security on the frontend so that the
database can't be accessed with the standard system.mdw
file.  This works great, just as it should.  My question

I do remember somewhere that In order to use MS Jet security you have to
have a system.mdw file.  This file is created in MS Access.  VB can be used
to alter or modify the file,but not to create the file.
Does anyone know if Dot Net (Prefer VB.Net) allows you to open an existing