when i start the computer it starts to send by itself hundreds of e-mails to
users i do not know

I would like to limit a user to updating a table only
through a query. I have attempted this by giving the user
permissions to Insert, Update and Delete Data in the query
while allowing her read-only access to the underlying

Created an .mdw for an Access 2000 database. Created a
shortcut to use the mdw for only this database.  When I
open without the shortcut, I get an error - Good. When I
open with the mdw - I get prompted for username Good.

I have been asked to enhance an Access DB located 400 miles away.
I have been told the MDW doesn't work properly.
A copy of the DB has been sent to me.  I tried to File - Import
the Objects but get an error message.

I did the auto upgrade of windows which checked files and
updated all needed updates.  I came across the Viros
shield was saying no virus program found .  It was
installed by DEll. I have only had the computer less then

I have a client that has been using Microsoft Access 2000.
Now when they open a database or try and create a new one, it prompts for a
username and password.
I have read KB #321905 and #243895 and while #321905 may be the cause, it

I am having some problems with password protecting my
Access database.  I don't have a lot of experience doing
this sort of thing so here goes my attempt at explaining
my problem.

I have a lot of users entering data on forms and it seems
my database is always telling me that it needs to be
repaired. So I have everyone get out and hit the repair
button. I have tried to troubleshoot by having two

When I disable WindowsXP SP2 firewall, and enable Nortons
Firewall, I cannot connect online or receive email. When
I disable Nortons Firewall and enable WindowsXP SP2
firewall, the icon in my taskbar shows WindowsXP SP2

Can you let me know if there is any easy way of blocking
access to a particular application on a PC. An example
would be internet explorer

I have an Access 2000 db that is secured.  I just splitted
it.  The Front end is still secured, but that back end is
not.  If someone were to go to the the backend folder on
the network, they could delete data.  How do I secure the

When I type ctrl-alt-delete my computer it is not
bringing up the option to "lock".  This is a new station
and I don't know if it ever had the option to do this,
but how would I add this option if it is not already on

everything runs smoothly after I have secured my database.  However, a visual
basic application that linked to the database failed to execute when it try
to connect to one of the tables in the database even though that table is
accessible to everyone.  Please help.

I started writing a database in Access 97 and then
upgraded it to Access 2002 when our organization upgraded
to XP/2002.
I'm now in a situation where I can't make design changes

i recently converted the access 97 to access 2000 and i
want to create a work group for my access so that admins
and users have different set of permissions. i want to
create only one set of username and passwords for each