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MS Access Forum / Security / September 2004

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Joined WorkGroup Issues14 Sep 2004 14:43 GMT2
I developed two databases and now I want to join them together using the same
workgroup.  The workgroup names are as follow: ApplicationUsers (ReadWrite),
ReadOnlyUsers. The problem is that a user in database A has applicationUsers
permission but that same user only has ...
lost password13 Sep 2004 21:28 GMT1
I've switched laptops about a year and half ago.  
My old laptop was left sitting around.  I tried to boot
it up yesterday and realized all the passwords I know of
do not work.  It's quite possible I've just forgotten the
Hide table designs and relationships?13 Sep 2004 19:48 GMT2
I have a database app that I want to distribute.  I've created MDE files
for the front and backend.  Even though the code is hidden, if I open the
DB in Access (as opposed to the run-time) I can still see the table designs
and the relationships.
Is there another way to secure a database using a different MDW file?13 Sep 2004 19:41 GMT1
Hello,  I am trying to secure a database with a unique
system.mdw file.  I have read about creating a shortcut
and it works - however, I really don't want to have to
touch all of my users' PCs.  Is there another way to
opening access database with/without password13 Sep 2004 17:00 GMT2
Hi ng,
I'm running a few databases on my desktop and I want to
secure one database. To achieve this, I started the
WRKGADM and joined a workgroup, set a password etc. Now
Access 2003 Runtime Security Warning13 Sep 2004 16:47 GMT1
I've run a access db with Access 2003 RT.
How can i remove the "Security Warning" dialog box.
I've changed this reg keys, but nothing happened:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Jet\4.0\Engines]
Windows XP,98,99,2000,ME,NT,etc.13 Sep 2004 15:44 GMT2
  WINDOWS SUCKS!!!!
If you are a webhoster, a hacker, a programmer, etc.
Macintosh is the new thing.
No more classic mac.
Security Warning: Unsafe expressions12 Sep 2004 18:45 GMT1
I have a db created in 2000.  I upgraded to 2003 and,
when opening the db I get the message "Security Warning:
Unsafe expressions ar not blocked".  It then goes on to
mention Jet 4.0 SP8.
Access 2000 error11 Sep 2004 17:04 GMT1
Get DB error often "needs to be repaired or isn't a DB
file" on logging in to the server, clicking yes to repair
only gets another error "permissions" error...and so
forth. Totally corrupt. However, I noticed 2 new files
no real security in access?11 Sep 2004 15:28 GMT2
Hello. I've tried to create a secure database, using the
wrkgadm and a workgroup file in wich I define the user
accounts and permissions.
The problem is that, although the user "Administrator"
networking10 Sep 2004 16:40 GMT1
I have found my-self in the situation where as the only
person with a small understanding and interest in the
office equipment i have some how become responsable for
it...My dilema...Small office, 5 computers...2 running 98,
How to set the security level?10 Sep 2004 15:06 GMT2
 When I try to access the hp website, I got the following error messages:
============================================================================
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Your browser is unable to negotiate a security level which satisfies the
User group permission settings 09 Sep 2004 23:13 GMT1
I want to create an Access user group in such a way that  anyone in this
group will be able to open and run any query, form or report in the database
but not modify them or create any new ones. I establised a group Full Data
Users and assigned no permissions for <New Tables/Queries> ...
Problem with ldb09 Sep 2004 12:06 GMT1
When I use some functionalties of my Access 2000
application and exit out of the application, I can see
that .ldb file is created. It prevents me from opening my
application again and I have to either save it under
Accounts for shared PC's09 Sep 2004 01:28 GMT1
The PC's in our labs are shared by several technicians so
they use a shared NT account it's only on their desktop
PC's that they log on to their individual accounts. How
would you go about securing such a database? Don't create
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