I recently downloaded and installed Office 2000 Service
Release 1a (SR-1a). I have (had) a number of databases
protected with a password and internal security on the DB
objects. Following the upgrade all the DB are no longer

Does Access user level security allow for multiple logins by the same user?
The reason I ask is that I want to set up user accounts for each
organization, and I do NOT want to have the possibility of having more than
one person from each org in the database at a time...

Can any help me figure out what system security changes
were made to my system that will not allow me to access
college web page who uses Active X?

I have the back end tables secured with no permissions for
any ID's except the administrator ID.
On the front end I give permission to the tables but it
will not let me open the tables to be used in the front

I have an access 2000 database containing only tables and
queries.  I secured the database.  I then added a few
macros and forms.  On the forms I have control buttons
that are set to run the various macros I created.  

I use AOL as my server, but use yahoo for everything
else.  When I install the firewall, I can not log into
yahoo.  What can I do?  I really want to reinstall my
virus and firewall protection.

I have forgotten the Supervisor password that enables
ratings protection on my windows software.  I need my
password reset.

I had turned on the security for Access 2000 before converting my database
application to Access 2003.  Now the owner shows as <unknown> instead of
administrator.  Which does not allow me to take ownership and make the
changes necessary to the data.

Someone tried to access my hotmail account I know because it locked up my
account say too many attempsts to log on with wrong pass word I have not
logged on in aboutr a week someone is trying to get my e-mails any way to
find out who ???

I have a user trying to login to our database.  He gets
an error "Could not lock file".  I tried his login at two
other computers and it worked fine.  
I than deleted his icon connection and reconnected his

Problem appending a new user to a Group:
<<<<  code >>>>>
           Set WkSpace = DBEngine.Workspaces(0)
           With WkSpace

I have only ever toyed with user level security once. I have been asked to
make a database where each of about 120 organizations has their own password,
and only one person from that organization can be in the database at a time.
Also, they do not want each organization to see ...

* I cannot append a new user to a group!
* Windows 2000 [Ia m Administrator]
* Access 97 I am logged in as a member of Admins
   I own every object

I have several text boxes on my forms that are private.
I want to hide or password protect these. However I do not
want to have the entire data base password protected. Just
a few text boxes.

I tried to put a shortcut on each user's desktop and used
following string when creating the shortcut,
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10
\MSACCESS.exe" "my db path" /WRKGRP my-MDW-