I'm using Access XP. I have seen several articles including
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=303650 that explain improved security
in A2002 when opening a file. In some situations (typically, LAN or IP
access to the db) the error "This file is located outside your

I have a secure multi-user Access 2003 database running on WinXP.
For all of the tables, only the Administrator has access.
For the queries, different groups are assigned different permissions.
The Security Level is set to Medium.

I wanna create a secured database and set some permissions for the database.
I am successful in creating username and passwords and set permissions.
But i want to associate our Windows NT users username and password so that
when user logs into the systems, access should ...

I am the owner/administrator/user of a mdb file.  I must have boobed but I
wanted to change the security of the macros in that particular file so that
it would open always without prompting.  Now I cannot open the file at all.  
I get the error message "You do not have permission ...

We have a secured database in MS Access 2000 SR-1. It is divided into a
front-end and back end. I am owner of the database and all objects. I can
open the front end and do whatever I want with the queries and forms there,
including full use of the data in the back end.

Hi,
How would I know what expressions are unsafe? Any harm turning the macro
security of my designed database to low?
Thanks :)

I have created a secured database. I also have created a form that restricts
users to seeing only the records that they entered (the username they use to
log-in to the database appears on each record). Now, I need to restrict the
table so that each user can only see the table ...

I am in the process up updating a database from Office 97 to Office 2002 and
I am not the owner but was told I have Admin rights.   Whenever I attempt to
open the database, I get the following message:
The Current User account deosn't have permissions to convert or enable this

One of the users is not seeing the navigation buttons on the Report Print
Preview.  However, when other users go into the same database on their PC,
the navigation buttons are there.  Is this a global setting for each PC?

I created a daily reporting database about 4 years ago so our customer service department could run a multitude of different reports as they needed to.  The database sets out on our server and all of the users have a link to it on their desktops.  99% of the time this database ...

I was researching security issues for a client - After logging into SQL
Server with an Access application (Access front-end) (SQL Server back-end)
the User ID and Password used to log into SQL Server remains visible and
readable in the MDB and possibly in the MDE.  This was ...

I am new to Access security and have the following
question:
Our office has a db using user level security, a
secure .mdw file and a shortcut to open the db.  This all

Anyone know how I can unlock a table I created in MSAccess by the user
Admin?  I am using WindowsXP.
Cheers
Pat

The software only offers WEP.

I have a secure Access 97 database that I am going to convert to Access 2003.
Will the new 2003 database be secure?
What happens to the old Access 97 .mdw file?
Does it need to be converted to an Access 2003 .mdw file or are they all